The beginner should take a beginners course on real estate, and learn all the fundamentals and legal theory as a foundation.

Everyone is talking about the coming housing correction but I think Seattle has very strong fundamentals that it will be able to weather the storm quite well. 

The fundamentals may look great the PE looks great the index charts look great but when there are more sellers than buyers none of it matters. 

In any investment vehicle...real estate, bonds, dividends, this is a fundamental rule in investing.

The fact that they intend on selling that contract for profit is not only completely legal, it's the fundamentals of contract law.

This is the fundamental problem I have with Wall Street who takes too much fees off the hard-working efforts of the middle class.If your net worth (income minus expenses) is under $200,000 or barely save $30,000, syndications are not for you.

It is a fundamental rule to investing....leverage increases risk.  

. :)That just illustrates to me a fundamental lack of understanding of running a business, actual times involved, actual costs involved. 

The fundamentals are strong, both annual and seasonal.

https://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/Study-Fi...Looking forward to your thoughts in the context of real estate fundamentals and investing.