I’ve read and explored a lot and was open to the idea of investor partners or people who go in on the deal providing capital and you handle the rest. 

I've seen some people saying it's back below 2018 levels, but I can't confirm that myself.

The only issue we did have was unwanted people living there who were not on the lease.I am not sure on the specifics in your state as to evicting these people in case that you need to. 

I just purchased and closed my first deal on Paperstac on thought I’d share some pros and cons.Pros-  Great selection of notes which made shopping for what I wanted easy.

I know that most people say it's dependent upon your area and what you are comfortable but I am just looking for any guidance.

I don't expect people in the forum to be Paraguay experts, so I mostly seek feedback on the U.S. items.

Since you are taking on additional liability having tenants in place, you're probably going to want to update your insurance policy and put some sort of asset protection in place - most people use an LLC for a small portfolio.

The guy that used to take people on their Houston quit Dustin and now has a facebook page, Tax Liens & Deeds and Beyond.

If I need to undergo a colonoscopy to determine if a lender makes a 30 year loan to people with an 815 FICO at 85% LTV with an in place tenant and monthly income of $1400 with a market value of $125,000, or if you can't tell me any interest rate info until I submit my tax returns to you...

I am just beginning my real estate journey and I'd love to get to know new people who have been at this for a while.