Markets - there are an abundance to choose from of course. 

Once you do your first deal, you'll have learned from the experience and can choose to continue with that niche or choose something else if it's something you don't want to pursue.

I want to be able to choose the right broker and I do have a few more interviews lined up, just want to ask you experts already doing this.

But….I don’t think you find many/any distressed properties to choose from, and certainly not in decent neighborhoods.

Choosing a syndication with preferred returns can offer you a bit of safety in knowing that the sponsor needs the building to generate revenue for the investors first before they can get paid themselves.FeesSponsors often charge fees to the investors, and that is normal.

That doesn't make it illegal, it's just that this closing company chooses not to allow it, and that is perfectly fine.Where it can and will get dicey is when there is a lender involved on the 2nd transaction. 

But sharing rooms will be a choice, if they choose to bring a friend to lower the cost then they can as long as the roommate can still pass the screening and tenant requirements.

Given the nature of today's market, seller's have the upper hand and plentiful of offers to choose from.

Professional stagers pay attention to things like smell and choose scents that people are attracted to that say ‘home.’

I choose to invest some of my IRA into real estate, small businesses, start-ups, and crowdfunding offerings.