"I met with a seasoned real estate investor today and here are the top 5 takeaways...".

•Why I’m Here: I want to learn from seasoned investors, share insights as I go, and find ways to collaborate and make deals with others.I’m particularly interested in strategies for investing with limited funds (like distressed property flips or creative financing), so any advice, tools, or success stories would be greatly appreciated!

I have worked with many experienced investors from Southern California, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Tucson, Denver, and other large metro areas in the southwest and west coast, with seasoned investors that still live in all of those great cities but have shifted most of their real estate investments out of those higher cost or higher risk markets into ours. 1) Compared to most cities in the SW and West, home prices in the Albuquerque metro are relatively affordable.

One thing that the Norada default posted here has done is to provide some fairly sound financial advice from different advisors and seasoned investor who understand these things. 

Our guests have ranged from newly hired UNR football coaches relocating their families to individuals traveling for medical care, couples on ski leases for Mt.

We will truly know the outcome once we are in season and can see what the buyer’s market turns into.​FutureWith the current reduction in interest rates (.5% and .25%) we may see a slight increase in home sales.

@Neil Lieb oh man I hadn't heard about that potential tax increase, and those sort of things are exactly what I was hoping to find out from the more seasoned investors on this forum.

Almost certainly too good, even for pickup labor in the slow season.

Maybe investors/flippers who may be more seasoned and not need a full service brokerage - in either case - WOW on that .6% commission!

For many owners, this is a win.Other owners may value the consistent monthly deposits rather than worrying about the usually seasonal STR incomes.