The good news is that they do not have to be mutually exclusive.

I’ve got some articles about it in my blog.

You can read this article below to get a glimpse.https://www.hostfully.com/regu...2nd, find something without HOA.

@Shatavea Wallace First steps: 1) Find a lender - I recommend someone local, ask your real estate agent who they can recommend or start calling around2) Find a real estate agent if you haven't3) Have some cash for the reno (whether it is hard/private money or personal cash); no matter how you structure, you'll need some backup $ (how much depends on how large your project is)4) Read in the forums/education articles here on BP https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

Exciting news, my offer for a home in Norwood was accepted from the buyer late Friday night (10/1/21).

https://www.wdrb.com/news/loui...

Might be a great category under "REI Resources" or "Community".Maybe even an article or podcast on starting an REIA...

Hello All!
I am a bit worried about entering the game right now with all the forecasts of different crashes, inflations, and possible fraudulent claims of the federal reserve... How do you weather a storm you haven't...

Good news is you wouldn't need to transfer title to do so.

What you are talking about is coming from forums or articles that aren't real life.