Hopefully we'll see you fully engaged in some of the interesting discussions here on the site!

I do think you would be challenged to find any location where prices don't fall some.I really, really dislike the comparison between PITI and rent.

The challenge in a Coop is finding a TBer to pay your fee (most of the time the assignment fee is 3% of value, and many times the 3% has to be financed in a promissory note or borrowed from a family source or a finance company).RE: Notes, there are terrific sites about creating a note and selling the note at a discount to a note broker-note buyer.

If you think you're savvy enough to take on the challenge to help me, please, by all means!

a. offering for sale,b. buying, or offering to buy,c. soliciting prospective purchases,d. managing, or offering to manage,e. leasing, or offering to lease,f. renting, or offering to rent,You may want to consult with real estate attorney for the correct verbiage to keep you legal :)Read more @ https://static1.squarespace.com/static/583f50c959cc68cd8a1385d3/t/595141f7579fb3a2d59f04b2/1498497527655/New+Penalties+for+Engaging+in+Real+Estate+without+a+License.pdf?

Probably an expensive issue to challenge, but it doesn’t seem fair.

Whether you're a novice real estate investor or you've been at it for years, real estate investing is an endless series of challenges.

Understanding the mortgage climate and being a banker and investor, it is challenging to acquire $$.

Couple that with a Constitutionally mandated (25th Amendment) term limit on the President and the chance of a true dictatorship is very, very small.These are challenging economic times.

I have a challenging time using Pacer.