Hi All,I have a weirdly specific legal question and I hope someone out there can help.I own a 2 story building in NYC.

Hello guys and gals,I’m looking to get into real estate investing and more specifically residential SF rental property in the Midwest.

I live and work in Ocala so any specific questions about area I would love to try and help.  

Once you have this team in place, you should be able to invest in any market confidently.As for picking a specific market - I would go after one with an increasing job and population growth.

Or you can sell and 1031 into a specific fund account used for this very reason: exit from property management but hold onto your tax advantaged status.

More specifically if you own multiple investment properties and they show up on your Schedule E do you need to provide detailed information on each of the properties/including lease agreements etc?

Cory - I've found honing in on a specific vacancy rate for a specific smaller market to be tough...

Continue researching and networking to gather insights specific to your area, and don't hesitate to consult with real estate professionals for advice tailored to your situation.

This is done to ensure that the property has been stabilized and to mitigate risks for the lender.Since there are various lenders and loan programs available, it's critical to connect with a knowledgeable mortgage professional who can guide you through the refinancing process and help you understand the specific seasoning requirements of different lenders.If you have any further questions or need additional clarification, feel free to ask!

You agree to buy at a specific price within a specific amount of time.