Those that decided to opt out of homeownership obviously became renters.Consider the following decade-based totals for single-family home construction:1960s: 9.3 million starts1970s: 11.4 million starts1980s: 9.9 million starts1990s: 11.0 million starts2000s: 12.3 million starts2010s: 6.8 million startsIt's a good question though why a lot of sellers are choosing to stay on the sidelines when it appears houses are selling at a premium nationwide.

Hello forum,I recently sold a private practice hearing care company in northern california and also recently passed my real estate salesperson exam here in CA as I have always been very interested in RE investing for ...

This is an important lesson on choosing Landlord friendly states.

Best of luck whichever direction you choose to go!

I gave him a list of inspectors to choose from, including my preferred-but-expensive inspector, along with recommendations from other agent friends.He chose someone other than my preferred guy, who turned out to be a total dud.

Worst case if the market dropped out, the money partner owns the house solo and could then rent it out, or lease option, or go with whatever secondary strategy they choose. 

Shop around though, there have been so many new ones, since I did my research three years ago before choosing TenantCloud.  

Is there any benefits and downfalls for choosing one type of model over the other, other than the obvious?

What is the best process/searches for vetting contractors for projects? In a world of options, how can we narrow it down to the quality ones that aren’t raping pockets, and protect the future? Is there a particular pr...

If I had to end up paying a $75 bill to "pick & choose" my battles and put parameters in place to keep me out of situations like that in the future, that's probably what I'd do, but really depends on the circumstances once you find out what's really going on.