Does your job provide a conflict of interest in you personally buying the properties?

(And only you should go, don't tell your partner or take your partner with you for conflict of interest reasons.

This is a large area where I feel talking to other investors that are closing properties every year have experience I could learn from greatly.As I stated before, my full time job conflicts with many typical meeting times of REIA.  

I've read a lot of conflicting information about which neighborhoods FHA is still possible in.

It can also create some conflicts of interest in my mind.....you're trying to buy at a discount, while wanting to sell it at a higher price and you keep the difference. 

So its greatest weakness and its greatest strengths are conflicting.

I have 2 properties with partners and I'm getting some conflicting guidance from real estate attorneys on how to handle them.The first property is more straight forward.

Unless you give up some of that conflicting criteria, I fear you'll be stuck in analysis paralysis forever, waiting for that perfect opportunity and it's never likely to arrive. 

Both claim to rely on publicly available crime data, which has left me scratching my head.I can see how Kensington can be conflicting, seeing how parts of it are a literal warzone of the opioid crisis, while others are getting gentrified.

I've read some conflicting reports, where some users prefer to treat each unit as a different 'Company', or keep them all in one.