Some of my favorite portions of the podcast include hearing about all the unique books aside from Rich Dad Poor Dad which helped many of the people on the show including myself.

My first duplex was a unique situation: somewhat distressed property but was already being rented ($1,000 a month total, 500 each unit) the tenants have been there for over ten years and have a good rental history. 

I think I have a unique perspective, because I started out as an investor, then became an agent. 

Does anyone have experience with providing value when including these unique benefits to the property?

Hey All, Hoping someone could provide some advice on a unique fix and flip opportunity near me.

They will showcase the most iconic architecture that is so unique to the time and place, their means and methods can never again be replicated. 

Although I am looking at a unique property later this week. its 200 acres of which 50 acres is already developed into ranchettes and ready to build and then there appears to be a monster stand of timber on the remaining 150 acres.. they want the moon for it..

I just got notice that they got their vaccinations and are moving out in 2.5 months and so I have 2-3 months to market this unique property for rent.

I’m sure professional CPAs on biggerpockets will disagree, as everyone’s situation is unique.

Just keep in mind that the Baltimore is made up of distinct neighborhoods, and you can't generalize the entire city as each neighborhood is unique.