Hard to say yet if more "deals" will surface as people face financial difficulty and job losses, so I'm would keep an eye on inventory levels.

Some of the general public buying properties right now may catch themselves in a tough position if they aren't careful. 

A brokerage offered plan will not have the capacity to be fully diversified and invest outside the stock market.Old eyes.

At my age I know there’s a lot for me to learn as well so I’m all ears (eyes really) and would appreciate all of the feedback.

Great book but that was a painful eye-opener for me.

I will definitely keep my eyes peeled on that as well.

Most borrowers who miss one payment never catch up.

But here's the catch: I'm a Senior in High School.I'd like to find a nice duplex, triplex, or fourplex in my area and househack for a few years, but I have a small issue.

Catch-up payment on April 15 instead of the 4 payments.

hello everyone,3 years ago i took a $153,000 mortgage for 4.5% interest rate which was bought by one of the big banks about a year later.now that same bank is offering me to refinance my mortgage for 3.5% and $2200 closing costs that will be added to the total sum and $395 application fee upfront.now, looking at the numbers, it make scene for me to go for it, but why would the bank offer me this deal if im already paying them 4.5%.sounds too good to be true, where is the catch?