Im an investor and agent in Phoenix metro who got started investing out of state in my early 20's, lets connect!

Finding the true appreciation rate for specific towns can be a bit tricky, but you can start by looking at historical sales data, talking to local realtors, or even checking out some online tools that track market trends.If the condos you’re eyeing aren’t meeting the 2% rule, it might be worth reconsidering or at least getting a more detailed breakdown of potential long-term appreciation and other benefits, like tax advantages or rental demand growth in the area.

As a builder we control the cost and we can adjust to our clients budgets when possible, or provide additional turn key services as blinds, rent units, pre-rent units or let their property manager start advertising even before closing to give our clients the ability to make money right away!

Hi all I am new to Bigger Pockets, although I have been a landlord since 2013 I am starting to treat this as a business instead of a side hustle.

I can easily cover 20/25% down with cash on hand. 

I started last year and just closed on my second multi, just 2 weeks ago. 

Buyer starting mortgage balance is $90k (assuming 10% down)Example 2, the New rules way:Buyer offers $97k, pays their agent $3k, seller pays their agent 3%, seller nets $94k.

As for accounting basic book keeping can start around 100 bucks a month at a lot of places. 

I’m new to real estate and looking to get started, I’ve watched a lot of videos and a lot say to start out wholesaling.

After industrial hemp was legalized in the 2018 US Farm Bill, hemp building has started to explode in the United States.Hemp is a long-lasting sustainable building material that sequesters 5 tons of CO2 per acre while growing and eliminates toxic landfill-packing petroleum-based waste on the building site.