Hi - actually I'm not brand new since I joined about 6 months ago but never really engaged. 

She said to pull a list from "wherever you get your lists" that shows the addresses of absentee-owner properties that have been purchased by Corporation (scorp, llc, etc.).I was checking out a couple sites online where one can pull absentee-owned property addresses, but I'm not sure how to filter out those that have recently (past 4-6 months) have been purchased by an LLC.

It will be easier to join a team, however will be more beneficial if you can become your own brand.

Question:  If someone told you that there was brand new construction, within walking/biking distance of downtown, for a list price of $1.3 million, would you believe it?  

Hi all, I am new to the BP forums and intend to invest in the Montreal area over the next couple years.I would love to join a local REI group to share thoughts, plans, and even create a solid network base.If something does form I would also be joining (English or French). 

We've looked at recent comps, and two houses on the same block with similar layouts and square footage sold at $62/ft. and $63/ft. each within the past couple of weeks. 

There is generally a floor and a ceiling on price per square foot, in any given area, and $20-30k for a couple hundred more SF might absolutely be right depending on the local market.

I have a couple who are interested in my rental.

Tampa Bay REIA & Suncoast REIA are a couple, also check meetup.com for real estate events in the area! 

A home that's a couple of years old should already have most of the new home kinks shaken out of it or starting to show up so inspect it well.A triplex can definitely be a money maker but unit size and parking may make a huge difference in rent.Remember the owner occupant requirement is typically only two years.Congratulations on a good start!