Biggest thing to consider is whether you can use real estate losses to offset other income.

Your biggest mistake is in giving applicants the "benefit of the doubt".

Change orders are one of the biggest reasons why it is so hard to keep a project on schedule.

The biggest challenge in the early years was getting over the nerves to jump in and buy and 2nd problem was being too sympathetic to the potential renters stories and why their credit was bad on what ever excuses they had.

Your budget and current savings will play the biggest factor in where you can buy.

For example if it’s 12 weeks for permit we will carry 20 weeks in our proforma.Also every proforma should have contingenciesIf it’s multifamily where I have seen the biggest discrepancies in my experience has been absorption rates.

Learning when to say no to is the biggest thing that takes someone from just getting by to becoming a top producer.

This works really well in many markets with some creativity.The biggest piece of advice I have is to just get started.

My biggest challenge is, even though this has been a while, and I've been an "investor" for years (even purchased a better deal on a second piece of commercial realestate) I'm just now starting my real-estate education.

My biggest recommendation is its better to get a duplex or single family in a neighborhood you want to live in and can get good tenants than something that's 3 or 4 units and in an area that can be problematic.