While I am sad to part with my single family homes and how I cut my teeth in real estate, tomorrow will be a key inflection point and beginning of a new set of challenges. 

If the HOA is defunct, not operating properly, is underfunded, or has any other issues, it can prevent financing challenges for future owners (read this affects your exit), and effects the quality of the overall property.

Staying on top of where the deals are is challenging as it can change quickly but right now I’m seeing good deals in the West and Southwest areas of Fort Worth.

I have never been challenged more in my life than I have with real estate, but I have always come out stronger because of it.

Yes, banks will do longer amortization on loans, but as it was mentioned above, financing small deals like that can be incredibly challenging.

The people who are still on the lease is myself and my older brother who take care of who's mentally challenged.

Prince George's has a slew of challenges compared to Montgomery County and Alexandria and Arlington County near by.

It's a lot more challenging for sure but I know the challenge will be worth the effort.

Start with the wholesaler, as soon as I have made more money I will start the fix and flipSince you have a lot more experience, maybe you'll give me some advice to find other ways , if in case i only had those three options, I hope you know how to lend me a hand with this challenge !!

I feel as though I’ve learned enough to conquer any challenges I may face, but when time is money, I think I’d rather not take that risk.