But if you work with experienced professionals, you can navigate the process with ease.

I'd be keen to hear Chris' opinion on how to navigate this.

Looking for advice on how to navigate this unexpected scenario.My wife and I own 2 duplexs we acquired with owner occupied financing and house hacked/fixed up.

Most investors don't use 20 page REALTOR form contracts intended to cover every situation so with disputes there may be gray areas to navigate.

Landlords and homeowners need to adapt and continue to navigate the market and the cities (states) while the cities (states) put more regulations out. 

Need some help navigating this idea.

Working with a reputable real estate agency, such as Dominican Real Estate Group Int'l, ensures that you navigate the process seamlessly.Compared to other Caribbean destinations, the DOMINICAN REPUBLIC offers relatively affordable property prices and a lower cost of living.

Your next hurdle thereafter will be with the HOA/Condo association and navigating subletting & rental rules and regs.

Korea (pros/cons) - where I currently live so easier/more tangible to research, manage properties- while my Korean is ok, and I can utilize translation tools etc, bilingual agents, the language barrier would remain a challenge when it comes to navigating the Korean real estate world- tax, mortgage, etc complexitiesUSA (pros/cons)- much easier to understand as my native country, but at the same time as I havent lived in the US for several years, behind on market trends, etc.

I am looking to get started in scripting my real estate journey and hopefully will have a story to share as we navigate our independent paths.