@Ryan Deasy Hello, I’m seeking HML for a few of my property’s, can you aide me with some information?

If I ever had $5000 or $10,000 a month like some of you guys, I’d consider myself rich as heck and I’d lift my closest most loyal people around me up out of there holes.

Attorney alleges Huizar led a ring of aides, lobbyists, and developers who arranged bribes in exchange for his help getting real estate projects approved.

Depending on how you went about it, your best options will likely be something like this: https://www.flexmls.com/share/9ne6i/Grindstaff-Rd-Rd-Hartfor...I dont think this location is lucrative enough to be a year-round draw and money maker, but is the closest to Knoxville while still maintaining a draw for guests (Pro: mountains, river rafting; Con: worth repeating-still pretty far out). 

I’ve been trying to zero in on where I might get closest (if not actually hitting) that 1% rent price rule, and where the supply of SFRs isn’t such that it’ll take 120 days to lease. 

I really want to seize this opportunity to simultaneously aid recovery in my community and launch myself into active real estate investing.

Our closest one to Boston is in Waltham at the craft food hall and the Lowell meetup is our biggest.

Down the newer streets of the neighborhood this begins to trickle to new homes stalling, 1 yr+ on market, closest to older homes where mortgagees, probably not traditional, are defaulting.

The closest perspective I have to that is my college courses in project management and my real estate education [Keep in mind my perspective is all from Arizona as well].Buying land and building on it takes a lot of work, my grandpa Ira Fulton started a company that builds housing communities and sells them off, and I am still trying to wrap my head around that business.

I would imagine that the areas closest to east mesa and the freeway would be places that will only get more popular.