Miami Real Estate Market: September’s Shifts and Surprises (My latest Study Blog)September brought some intriguing shifts to Miami’s real estate scene—especially in single-family homes, townhomes, and condos.

There is a lot of work behind the scenes and you are likely to end up ahead. 

Hey Josselyn, that’s awesome—you’ve got a great story coming from Wall Street to the property tech scene.

For a small sum like that I would think they could pay you out of pocket and deal with trying to recoup it from behind the scenes on their own.

Hello Everyone,My name is Ryan and I am new to the investing scene.

There's investors on these boards who been doing it for 20 years and they don't have 167 doors.Look, I've seen a lot of the behind the scenes of brokering, originating, and coordinating of loans and projects.If you want a cash flow heavy portfolio this is your strategy:As far as SFH - the only holds are the higher value houses in desirable STR areas. 

It is generally known in our community.My point about capital improvements and it's relation to our rent is this:  This park was making a profit - we know that because there had been some earlier discussion about purchasing the park by the residents before SCI was even on the scene. 

I have been in the commercial investing scene since I started as an agent since I didn't want to buy in the same arena as my clients, so I have never had the luxury of 30-year fixed debt.

They are a crap shoot, Often blame the world for their hard knocks in life, have very low social skills and all have inflated scenes of entitlement.

It's awesome to see someone with your investment background diving into the local real estate scene.