This month we had an offer by an experienced investor to have a presentation on "Getting Started In Real Estate Investing" and she is available on August 30th so we will be meeting at Houligan's on International Speedway Blvd.

I work as a Mechanical Engineer.

@Carloz GilI'm going to second my friend Anthony here.Pittsburgh experienced its main building heyday in its urban areas from 1890-1930.

Anything an experienced investor might say I'm missing? 

Does anyone have a good referral for a reliable, experienced PM company in the Louisville area?

I have to review my numbers as far as rent and my offer but would love and appreciate any experienced feedback as to whether this is a deal worth pursuing.

I'm a newbie looking for an experienced real estate agent who can help me out in San Diego and get me started with MLS notifications.

I'm sorry you're experiencing crashes.

Hi,I am leasing out a college house to some engineering students and they want to pay the full year rent up front.

An investment with an experienced sponsor can mitigate some risks because you are participating in a larger acquisition than you might be able or willing to do on your own (which gives economies of scale), and you get to leverage the sponsor’s experience, judgement, track record, network and deal flow.But it also adds risks by adding an additional component not present in direct real estate investing:  the investment sponsor.