Both avenues offer unique opportunities and challenges, so choosing the right path depends on various factors that are specific to your financial goals and risk tolerance.Investing in Residential Real Estate:Residential real estate is typically the more familiar option for many investors.

Hello,I am a teacher for my job and have 2 duplexes now.

Population is growing aggressively and jobs are moving here especially with major employers like Intel, Google, Amazon, Nationwide, etc.

The biggest issue for Baltimore and frankly any rust belt city is the rise of remote work, Baltimore is cheap for a major job center, but it’s not that cheap period, pretty much any area west of Frederick county or east of the bay bridge has ample housing stock for sub 300k and imo a better quality of life, so the one thing that Baltimore has going for it pre-pandemic which was a pretty solid mix of Fortune 500 companies located downtown has been significantly reduced & downtown is a ghostown now.

Good afternoon and thanks for reading,I have the opportunity to purchase my neighbor’s house (4 bed/4bath/2 kitchens on 3.28 acres of timberland adjacent to prime BLM hunting grounds) in Walton, OR (about 40 miles outside of Eugene) and I need advice on securing capital for the rehab budget of approximately $80k-120k.Purchase price offered to me is $300k with a $50k downpayment and 5% interest with monthly payments and a 1-5 year term. 

Leaving your W2 job can affect your ability to qualify for a HELOC.

I’d love to know more about this opportunity!

I'm applying for various Leasing Administrator and Assistant Property Manager roles, although it's a slight career switch from my normal day job as an executive assistant.

Along with the usual bush and grass jobs people would have us do house cleanouts, cleanups, and basic maintenance, so I know that I would not be totally jumping into unknown waters.

How would I find out about not buying opportunities on that market?