Each of them focused on different market(s), varying neighborhood demographics, and with slightly different investment philosophies.Without getting into a lengthy step-by-step explanation, my suggestion to help point you in the right direction is to focus on markets with a stable housing market, and a growing (or stable) local economy.Once you've identified the best market for you and your investment goals, then select neighborhood and property combinations that make the most sense.

I'm new to real estate and to Biggerpockets but excited that I have the support of the professionals and information on this website.

SDCIA is a little old school, their website always seems to be like that but the events are good.

If you go to: www.FoundationEngineersNetwork.com you should be able to find one near the home.If you do not find one you can also go to the State of Michigan Board of Professional Engineers website for a listing of registered professionals visit: www.michigan.gov/lara/0,4601,7-154-35299_61343_35414_60647_35472---,00.htmlFor more information about foundation repairs and foundation repair companies visit: www.MyFoundationRepairs.com

You have come to the right website to learn more about real estate.

If they say something like it said 400 on the website then you will not even waste your time.

Regardless, I expect it could just turn into a miserable 3 way legal battle with the insurer and SDIRA provider since I see their website disclaims “Equity Trust is a passive custodian and does not provide tax, legal, or investment advice.

Is it on the county website or ask a local?

Check out the HUDHomeStore website and find a realtor in the area you can trust.

This website is very helpful and I hope I can use the wealth of knowledge to my advantage in the future.- John