Maybe we should chat and see if our needs/talents align and we can team up to do some work together. 

I'm a local lender based out of Bucktown and work with a ton of investors, and help host meetups in our office.

Our initial investment was $35,000, and our partner invested $15,000 (70/30).

Our tenant remains month to month in that case.

My husband and I decided to purchase our first property in Round Rock, TX for STR.

Our folks do that method too.

A cash-out refi could result in less tappable equity and potentially higher rates compared to a buyout.In our experience working with numerous clients going through a divorce, most have had to pursue a buyout or sell the home, with very few able to successfully assume the loan.

Today, I wanted to chat about something that's been a major topic of discussion in our industry—the recent NAR settlement and its potential impacts on real estate agents.For those who might not be fully up to speed, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) recently reached a proposed settlement agreement related to broker commissions.

Meanwhile, we Americans expect to move out/our children to move out at 18 and they/we are broke with nothing at that age when we could live with our parents and save money for a future investment. 

Of course, I don't think we'll ever see rates that low again in our lifetimes.