👇So far, Dave has hosted live workshops packed with his latest data insights on the following topics:  ✅ February: Picking a Market for your First (or Next) Real Estate Investment✅ March: How Do Mortgage Rates Work, and Where Are They Going?

Imagine if you want to apply to work for large company and you are not using your own name with the same reason that you are afraid someone would threaten you , it's the same concept.

Time to go on a podcast and tell your story.Haha, yeah, I'm trying to work on improving my social media presence.

My brother needed a place to live near where he was working.

I work for a DC-based fractional investment startup and would love to connect with potential investors at events to discuss our company and offering!

As for waiting on prices to drop, I wouldn’t hold off—if the numbers work, jump in.

And, while the broker's work for the seller, most don't want to waste their time either, so if the seller does have unrealistic expectations, having a listing broker (and other offers) can help bring the seller's expectations back to reality.

Are you GCing the deals and subbing out the work, or are you hiring someone to basically do everything?

I also notice a lot of people from Chicago moving into the area (myself included) due to the movement towards remote work, although this is anecdotal evidence.

Hi @Allen Moore, I’m my experience with renting SFH’s in the Chicago suburbs, section 8 tenants have worked out way better for me than market rate tenants in terms of the duration of the tenancy, the rent level and the collections.