It's bad enough in the state of Wurshington, I wonder what it's like getting permits in Mexico?

I’ve been seeing a lot of articles with people (millennials, mostly) struggling to buy properties, whether it's their first home, or for investing in real estate.

Probably stating the obvious here but your going to continue to have this problem until you install some drainage that directs all that water from the downspouts and any residual surface water, to the street (pop up drainage emitter near the sidewalk).

A contract for deed doesn’t transfer legal title, it’s a contract that states title WILL BE transferred when the loan is paid off, or a specific amount of equity is accumulated in the property.  

Hi @Mehdi Haider, I'm based in Southern California, but I have started my out-of-state real estate journey in Indianapolis.

This content is from a article I am just about to release to the digital community....A property management company provides valuable advantages for the self-managing landlordTime and Effort – It takes a lot of work to prepare and rent out a property for residential use.

If he/she states something like “this is a no risk proposition” and there is risk, that may be fraud.  

Since you're interested in house hacking, sharing with you this article with more information on what a house hack is - https://www.rocketmortgage.com/learn/house-hacking. 

As stated in the post, I am definitely leaning very heavily to investing in another house hack and building up the equity further for future plans. 

@Brandon Rush, @Stephanie Cabral, @Devin Peterson, @Ryan Luby all run meetups throughout the state.