I am facing a few different scenarios and I am struggling to find which is best to delve into my real estate career.

I did NOT think this way for a long time and still struggle to fully embrace it, then a client that I was helping buy a 5th and 6th rental property in my market (and HIS market) told me that he had not yet been in the first four. 

We learned many of the different struggles many new note investors have with getting started and paralysis of Analysis.

To be frank, I struggle to calculate risk-adjusted returns for retail as I can't predict what the future has for it. 

We are now at (past) the stage we need to decide if we hire employees or go with a “professional” We just struggle to find a good one that we can trust.

Hi all,I've been learning a lot about wholesaling, watching many videos and one thing I struggle with is determining the ARV and looking at comps.

I'm struggling to decide whether to get started now with lower capital, or wait to put 20% down.Prices in my area are so high, most 2-families don't cash flow. 3-4 family units are typically 600,000 or more, and barely cash flow a few hundred dollars per month. 

Today, everything is about multifamily’s record-breaking bounceback in Q4 2020, which has continued 2021.Smaller cities in the Sun Belt and even the Northeast took the lion’s share of the multifamily pie as major metro areas like NYC struggle back to normalcy.Meanwhile, international investors can't stop buying U.S. warehouses.Setting New Records:Multifamily Sees Historic Demand in 2020We’ve seen plenty of big multifamily bets over the past few weeks.

Under contract - 6 lots / 5 homes 1500sfpermanent foundations - long term tenants all remodeled with very nice finisheshigh 8 cap1.79 DSC RatioValue add opportunity: Adding the extra home on lot 6 will make this good ...

I am struggling with the idea of kicking someone out of a unit so that I can move in.