Whether the calls be directly to perspective sellers via expired listings, absentee-high equity sellers, or real estate investment agents that have direct access to listings or future listings in which I can cultivate a relationship with.

Here’s a look back at Quincy’s RE market over the past 3 years.About the DataI’m not a realtor with access to the MLS, so the data behind this post comes from Zillow and may therefore be incomplete and/or compel you to algorithmically overpay for billions of dollars of real estate.The data is comprised of 2067 properties (e.g. condos, SFH, MFH) sold in Quincy in the last 3 years.Prices Went UpFirst let’s look at the monthly median sale price over this period:A little choppy, but things are generally up and to the right as you’d expect.

No one can access your bank accounts to use the cash to make mortgage payments or repairs. 

I inspect all 400 rentals at least once a year and I only caught one unauthorized animal in 2021.

@Cristin Rakestraw I have never used these services, but my concern would be access to money when there is damage or unpaid rents.

I do have significant investments though, 1.5 million in stocks, (available and accessible) and 1.1 mil in an IRA (not accessible). 

A plus about getting my Real Estate License is having access to the MLS and save on realtor fees when closing on a house.  

But since there is a limit to how much money the bank has access to....their rate will be higher...and usually a shorter term.

We are completely debt-free with about $75K liquid in cash and $60K in accessible savings accounts.

Also make the home look like you did when you were trying to attract buyers....lights on, blinds open, no pets, easy access, etc.