Best regards,Drago Hi,You make an excellent point about the flexibility of private money lending in today’s market.

It is hard for me to plan when I feel that I am not a candidate to begin RE investing as of right now.Thanks!

Here are some ideas to get you started:1.Educate Yourself: Start with the basics—read books, listen to podcasts, and watch real estate videos (BiggerPockets is an excellent resource).

But the Subto team excels in guiding you.

This is why both presidential candidates are talking about the need to reform housing regulations on the campaign trail.Construction Innovation: A Call to ActionIt seems that innovation in the construction technology space, and thus labor productivity, is an area for significant improvement.

There are also probably a few that at some point will be buyout candidates for multifamily investors, but that is not easy, and is probably now 5 years or more on the horizon.There are also just so many things that can go sideways with tenant occupied condos. 

Especially given the fact that she's a full-time real estate agent, you shouldn't have any issues.I personally like using my calendar (i.e. having clear appointment related to real estate) combined with a simple Excel / Google Spreadsheet as the tracker.

Petersburg, and Charlotte also offer affordable housing, excellent public amenities, and family-friendly areas.

Hey @Nicolas Munoz, I've always done it manually using my Excel calculator.

Excellent credit and a 30% downpayment.