I live in the Westchester NY area which I realize may not be ideal for my first investment especially with only $30,000 but I am interested to see if anyone may have some ideas of how and where to get started in this exciting journey.

Translation is: competent but cheap.I think the most common "ideal" attorney is someone who iscompetent in everything RE-relatedavailable 24/7, directly and not via staffprovides inexpensive as-needed servicesprovides free advice in between engagementsdelivers all commitments on time, including last-minute emergency requestsThis is not my personal list - it is an observation of what my clients seem to want.

Similar to the 08 housing crash oil is bouncing back from a huge recession and that affected the research and development of many of the big companies thus removing a large potential supply of oil from future production so it may catch up to us just like there’s a housing shortage in many areas now because of how many builders went under from the GFC.

If this was a proper development that was done in the recent past (say the past 50 years or so), you probably will find a lot of supporting documents.

I'm an active healthcare provider, but looking to develop a reliable stream of passive income over the next 10 years.

In an ideal world all the SFH 's would sell in 1 week , and when you arrive in Texas , there would be someone at the airport waving a sign " Apt for sale 20 units "      For all that to fall together will be real difficult 

Hey guys- not sure this is the ideal forum for this- but was the best I could think of.Due Monday is a proposal for the budget/rehab plan for a 5plex I am buying. 

There's no shortage of courses or folks offering paid coaching, but I'd rather develop a mutually beneficial relationship. 

I love technology and design, so I figured I would get my Masters in Architecture, and eventually be an architect-developer.  

Does anyone have any investor friendly real estate agent and property management recommendations ideal for 1-4 unit properties?