You can also refinance the property to help you access some of the equity inside your property and then use that as a down payment. 

Hi @Chanda B - the fee gives you access to several other monthly meetings as well.

At the end of the day, I am personally leaning toward B neighborhoods that have access to above-average schools. 

I'm a realtor myself, I'm new to it though, just started, but I have access to the MLS.

My family and friends are pushing me to quit taking my business classes and do the courses to receive my real estate agent license, which starts in a few weeks, but I know I'll need a part time job if I want to make it as an agent.

Hi Everyone,The apartment community that I own a building in, has been having an issue with the public coming to dump their trash in our community dumpster.

I am getting started with REO investing but do not have access to the MLS, I need an agent or broker that would be willing to run an MLS search for me.

On the positive side having MLS access is a very good tool to help you find and analyze and sell properties quickly for flips. so as you can see keeping them separate is the way i would go. so now on the investing side, again, what type of investing are you looking to do?

Basically we are wanting to take an old building and convert it to a few apartments or townhouse/condos or even to start small and just convert to a single dwelling.  

Hi,One of our tenants moved  what color should we paint the apartment?