There are a lot of reviews stating that these courses may not be that helpful at the end of the day, so I thought of reaching out for some help here from realtors themselves as to what they would recommend based on the practicality and ease of courses that give good results generally to prep for the realtor exams.Thank you

This will remain the case until you reach a point where non recourse debt is available but it’s rare and generally only applicable to larger transactions where leverage is customarily lower and there remains carve outs for “bad boy acts”.I frequently see posters on here say “they can’t get a loan for properties owned by an LLC” but I suspect they incorrectly thought that they would not have to personal sign on as a guarantor.

I thought I would share my brief, hopefully insightful, dive into real estate and financial markets.Today I'm talkin’ the topsy-turvy mortgage market, consumer sentiment, Mayo lattes?

I was not to keen to refinance with this adverse mortgage fee.Anyone has any thoughts on this , appreciate your inputs.Thanks

Have you thought about attending your local REIA's or networking events?

The paralysis by analysis stage is always the toughest phase to break past but once you apply the action with the knowledge you have, you will learn that it's not as scary as you once thought.

While I can't provide specific financial advice, let's delve into thoughts on the parking situation and potential tenants.

I still own residential and commercial (mainly retail) real estate in my personal portfolio.The bottom line - there is ZERO need to get engaged with a guru.

I never thought of Cleveland as a great place to do a STR, but there are some folks like Dave that knows the area well.Maybe down on the lake.

We are definitely planning to visit first before purchasing.Any thoughts on Nashville or anywhere in IN?