You need to readjust before you get yourself caught in someone's web selling you a course or mentorship.

In real estate, appreciation is general sustainable if (1) demand for housing remains strong relative to supply, and (2) housing is still “affordable.”So, look at the fundamentals first.

I looked over their web site and they look promising.  

I know the fundamental one FHA loan for a person at a time, but in this case I wasn't sure if because my soon to be wife would not have an FHA if that would disqualify us from getting a combined FHA loan?

Knowing and understanding paper asset investing fundamentals, real estate fundamentals, and small business fundamentals are all valuable and each of these wealth-building tools should be in our shed.

And at minimum, it seems that we are doing something fundamentally wrong if we can’t make it work!!

Market fundamentals are pretty good, but investment opportunities, not so much.Multifamily got severely overbought for the last couple of years, compressing cap rates down…appropriate for that moment when rent growth was double digits and interest rates were nearly nothing.  

This will allow you to get a feel for REI and understand the fundamentals.

Just working on basic fundamentals of RE, that I am hoping is worth the wait.Right on, Vlad.  

However we are very interested in the Columbus Ohio market and I love the fundamentals of the market.