As the spring home shopping season heats up, buyers and sellers nationwide can expect very different experiences when it comes to negotiating power.

I'm not sure if he is trying to make me sell the unit to him but this tactic is just completely abusive of power if he is trying to do that.

Most urban solar systems just use the solar power when the sun shines and use power from the grid at night or when more is needed that the system can provide.

Husband and wife couples, on the same page, can do powerful things!

So for all of those who were in this boat or have taking apprentices in this boat as a mentor, what were your secrets to getting past this phase to gain some experience under your belt?

Hey Josh,I'm in your boat too, and happen to be in New Paltz.

@John Nisewonger typically you need 20% down plus whatever rehab is needed when you buy the property, plus some money set aside just in case things go haywire (large plumbing expense for example).The benefit of networking is that you may find someone else who is in the same boat as you -- they have enough for about 10% of a down payment plus a little reserves but don't have the full thing.

I was actually in the same boat as you were (not to say I am completely out of the boat, as I still consider myself learning).

Convection is a powerful thief of heat and cold.Also when you say brick, I'm assuming based on the date of 1950s that it's frame construction with a brick veneer.

Hey guys im new here and i am also new to Real Estate investing. I have noticed this is a great community of investors who help one another and so i just wanted to know if i could get some help on first time Maste...