Very stable.

Just make sure your partner has a stable W2 and good credit since that’ll determine whether he’ll qualify for a mortgage.

You can find weekend work in pretty much any area of real estate.Whether that be on the agent side, lending, title and escrow, property management, wholesaling, or working for an investor.Any of these would be good options for you but some are going to be more stable, W2-type jobs and others will be "you kill what you eat" while getting some experience.With your background and ambition, I have no doubt that you will be able to find something that suits you.There is also a "Jobs" area in BP under the "Network" tab.

Even if you’ve been pre-qualified in the past, you should contact your lender to find out if you meet their new, more stringent standards.Is your income stable?

So, as many have already posted about RE investing implying risk, this may not be for you and maybe you should divest and reinvest in something more stable.

Hello @Joseph MedinaIn a volatile global market, privately owned, high-quality real estate with stable income streams can constitute a prime allocation choice.

The issue is that most sellers have stable cheap financing and are holding tight for now.

He has no reason to keep your home's price stable.

Hawaii is increasingly regulated and taking away property rights of Landlords.I think you'd be better off in a more reasonable, stable market.

I have a house that rents for $2,100 right now and is stable.