Point being: my agent did not succumb to shiny object syndrome, and he began the due diligence process the moment we walked into the property. ...and it saved me $35k-55k and a massive headache.

But what I found working in PM is that you don’t necessarily do it to make a great business income, but to build a massive network.Think about it….let’s say you’re looking to get a deal under your belt but you’re a little short on capital and you’re having a hard time finding a deal that makes sense.

All my clients are getting a minimum of a 10% ROI, with many of them closer to 15% (and some over 20%) + of course, the massive appreciation.

So sure good time to invest but like Warren Buffet, ensure you have a nice pile of cash in the bank as well.

Unless you're paying cash or a massive down payment. 

Partner left, so I ended up stuck with loan in my name and a massive project to work on.

Unlike Detroit, employees drive into the city enmasse for work instead of to the suburbs to massive sprawling factories. 

Just doing it out of state made me seriously reconsider a lot of stuff since you need to have massive trust in people you barely know and the risk of you not being a drive away to fix something if things go sideways.

I see this as being a huge opportunity for new buyers in this market & am looking to sell my own home this way.Example - owe $334,000 on mortgage - home current value around $500,000Rate - 3.625% fixed25 years of life left on loan, massively lowering amortization schedule of a new 30 year loanIn my mind there is a huge premium on a buyer/investor being able to assume with loan at half the going interest rate, 5 years off end of loan, not going through appraisal process etc.

Gotta watch our for your crew with those massive pipes.