If you're earning, they might show they care a little, but they're more focused on the next batch of agents to recruit.Mom & pop experience: the broker barely answered my calls but when she did, I had already found the answer myself OR she was able to share something I couldn't find on my own - experience.This helped me become very resourceful as it forced me to figure things out in case she couldn't get back to me in a timely manner.Big box experience: I went to KW and found the best 'community' feel/vibe you could ask for in the business.

There are also interest only, or ARM options that help keep payments low/cashflow higher during a variable market.

There is a home in Tampa I went UC with a wholesaler and told him I was closing it conventionally which they were fine with.Long story short the home is a triplex and zoned as a SFH so the lender will not lend on the property forcing me not to close and the wholesaler took my EM.

The reason I made the move to invest outside of my town was because it would force me to treat it like a business and find a proper PM instead of dealing with handymen and call outs etc.

Forced sale rights in the event of pending lender foreclosure4.

Typically the big ways you make money through real estate investing are passive appreciation, forced appreciation via reno, and cash flow.Of those 3 money-making facets of real estate, only forced appreciation via reno occurs quickly.

We have a lot of equity in it and don’t make much on it, so that’s why we want to sell.Can we choose not to allow another roommate, force them to move out if the lease is violated if they can’t pay, and move on?

I am 19 years active duty Air Force and have used the Va loan 4 times for purchases with three of them being foreclosures with instant equity.

The only thing is that it's an ARM which I hadn't initially considered for my first property.

Septic field lines failed forcing me to build elgin system in the front yard and put a motor to pump sewer water from backyard to front yard.