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Edward Jakubiak Buying a Rental as Future Retirement Home
9 January 2020 | 13 replies
@Edward Jakubiak, It's an ever shifting landscape that looks like the worst gerrymandering you'll ever see. 
Taylor Tomaso Should I go to mortgage broker or straight to banks?
11 January 2020 | 11 replies
Lurkers: If you are reading this post 5 years from now b/c you found it on google (or "space google" b/c it's the future), and my signature block shows that I'm a mortgage banker again, there's probably a reason, that would be a pretty good indication that the market shifted again.
Ryan Hickman Trying to Buy Permanent Residence In a Particular Sub-Division
10 January 2020 | 1 reply
The second time we went 2 days after it was posted and they already verbally accepted an offer for above asking which we were not willing to match since in our opinion it is still a buyers market in the Chicago area and based on the previous 2 years worth of data in this subdivision 10/10 homes sold below listing price, so either that buyer was an outlier or the market is shifting (Or other buyers are figuring out how good this location is).
Dave DeMink How to pay investors in 1st few months of value-add syndication?
13 December 2019 | 35 replies
If the hurdle is not crossed, investors get whatever property produces and you get nothing.Some sponsors pay whatever is possible and shift any unpaid balance to the next year.
Lalit R. Toronto: To Sell or to Hold ?
13 December 2019 | 12 replies
Currently we are under supplied and I do not see us being over supplied unless there is a major shift in the economy.
Nicholas Daniels House-hacking for Early Retirement. Strategic questions/reasoning
7 December 2019 | 2 replies
Housing prices are fairly stable historically, and to the extent that I need to live somewhere, I might as well gain both experience and purchasing an asset while doing it. 4) In this ever-increasing technological society we live in, I might not be living in the same place for 30-years like previous generations.
Jeffrey Tripp Newbie Investor from Fresno, California
10 December 2019 | 11 replies
I beleive, that right now seems like things are shifting in the industry and being an investor with a general contracting company as your own will put you at the top.
Account Closed Anyone having issues with Buildium Customer Service lately?
9 December 2019 | 0 replies
I believe they are getting bought out and I dont know if this is a temporary hiccup but we are really feeling that based on this we are going to start the process of jumping shift to different online software.  
Laura Shinkle Metro Areas Expected to Outperform National Housing Market
16 December 2019 | 8 replies
And historically, the rental market doesn't shift as much as the buying/selling market.
Cameron Mertens First time buyer - question about the right mortgage for us
12 December 2019 | 4 replies
It's a way for us to keep a similar amount of $ going into our housing but shift it from paying rent to someone else to paying ourselves for my current roommate and myself, and my girlfriend hopefully gets to keep her current house and she also gets to keep her mom close, which is an important factor to her that I won't discount.