Which particular historical society are you working with?

Congratulations on your degree, hopefully it will help you with your real estate ventures.I'm also new, but I have found that doing research on demographic shifts, population statistics, and employment growth have given me more of a sturdy foundation that drives my confidence.

The current owner leases the property to a corrections company that works with early-release criminals and helps integrates them back into society.

I’m curious to know if you’ve noticed a slight change in your market. I’m located in Salem, MA about 30 minutes north of Boston. I’ve noticed a lot of properties coming back on the market after having an accepted of...

I still don't believe fix and flip HML are great fits for institutional players, so there is still a good chance that you'll still be able to participate in those deals.I've watched a recent presentation by PoL and based on what I've heard it seems that the new capital source is probably going toward the platforms shift toward commercial, longer term deals that they start to move into.  

From 2008(daughter was born) thru 2012, I worked a lot of back to back double-close shifts that allowed my wife and I to come up with&maintain  a VERY minimal down payment in an account.

It's no secret that wealth is currently shifting from north-eastern states to the South and West, but to be able to see the per-county breakdown and the ebb-and-flow between (for example) individual metro Atlanta counties is pure gold!

It's a domino effect and usually the poor and most vulnerable in society pay the price.  

My boys we in it for years and learned a lot, but it's funny how, given the circumstances, priorities shift.  

However if the market shifts I'm willing to be flexible and change to hit my goals.like Jay said mastering one subject at a time.