Zillow and Craigslist seem to be the best free/cost/time-efficient sources of advertisement.

The added benefit to going this route is while initially your credit will take a hit, in the long run it actually will allow you to obtain larger lines and with even more balance transfer offers. 

I’ve ran quite a few numbers on many properties in my area and what I’m seeing is that hitting one percent is dang tough.

However, I'm hitting a wall when sellers are not willing to negotiate their price.

On top of that, you will not be faced with underwriters giving you 1/3 of the income but hitting you with the full liability. 

The other way is you'll get hit with special assessments when you least expect it.

The potential tax problem related to the cost seg was not a thought when they made the decision to get the work completed which was a big hit to RE investors. 

Once those kids hit middle school they either enroll them in private schools or move 15 minutes further out to better schools.

Hello Everyone,I've looked through the site trying to locate a real estate attorney who deals with wholesale deals in New York but I keep hitting dead ends. 

The big one was his statement that once I hit 4 properties I become a "professional landlord" and "things" change.