However, I do think if you can hold out for 1-3 years you might see rates drop a bit and insurance drop a bit, and I feel pretty confident we'll start seeing 3%+ organic rent growth per year in the next 2-4 years again.

Hi,As the title suggests I’m a newbie looking for advice on getting started in the WNC (Asheville) area or eastern Tennessee area.

That period of time may be more or less relevant individual investors, but it is the obvious starting point for the discussion.

I think condos are starting to come down a little bit.

Trying to do my due diligence, but not sure where to start and what exactly to do.

Although rates are starting to creep down, the cost of housing is not.

Hi SauloI am not sure what market you are in, but BiggerPockets can be a good start. 

I have an existing rental property that I am trying to move into an LLC.The mortgage company (Washington Trust) is saying "no" and that I would need to refinance. 

I just started applying for lending and have excellent credit with zero debt so it shouldn't be a problem. 

I asked for a sample estimate ahead of time to make sure I can check everything.ALTA Seller's Settlement Statement provided by the buyer's title company lists:H.