Strongly enough our Lake House in SC is very slow right now.

This is strongly worded " But, the truth is that unless you bought before 2020 you are probably going to have an underperforming asset that is a negative cash flowing liability."

Buffalo is a great market to invest in as we've seen some very strong rent growth in the past few years. 

Hey All, I currently have a client (buyer) under contract on a fixer upper.

I've personally used him on a couple of my flips and have had client's use him as well.

You collect it on behalf of your "clients", so you should follow whatever fiduciary rules are necessary in your state for that. 

Even during covid, it's been very strong. 

I do a lot of Condo Associations and I'm having more and more trouble with having companies having to cover such a big property amount in say an acres or 2 of land mass.2. have no idea3. not sure about regulatory barriers because there have been plans done through employers or associations where they'll give a specific discount, let's say 5% overall to the employees they can write but that being said those clients typically don't live right next to each other, have the same age/style/value of home and they still have underwriting guidelines they have to go through that can generate rate or every deny the coverage.That help at all?

I have seen instances where clients convert to a two unit and the property is worth less than if they did a higher end rehab of a single family.best of luck!

First things I do for my clients is set up a flipping netwrok.