I came across BiggerPockets on Podcast and have not looked back since.

Also wondering everyone’s opinion on the market, generally.

You take all of these steps and then set out on the mission of raising capital.

Hear from Mitzi Taylor, Broker/owner in her home town of Pea Ridge; Lori Hawkins and her husband handle Madison County residential and land listings for Smith & Assoc with major focus on Huntsville; and Robert Smiley of McGraw Realty covers Siliam Springs as well as Eastern Oklahoma.

I would offer 90% of the market value. if he sells it you with no agents he is saving 6%~ on real estate agent commission and the other 4% is a convenience fee in that he dos not have to endure showings etc. and you will get better pricing on a non-owner occupied property if you put down 25% is compared to 20%.  

A little about me:I hold a Certified General Appraiser license and have been working in corporate and commercial real estate for over 25 years.My recent focus has been on property investments and appraisal work, including commercial and residential properties, lease-to-own agreements, and broker price opinions (BPOs).I’m always looking for opportunities to expand my portfolio and knowledge in real estate, and I love analyzing market trends and valuations.I’m here to connect with other investors, share insights, and learn from the wealth of knowledge this community offers.

Just got my hands on Devon Kennard's new book "Real Estate Side Hustle" last week, and I'm eagerly awaiting James Dainard's "House Flipping Framework" next month.

Hello Everyone,  I am looking to learn about the top 3-5 problems which OOS investors are worried about or lose their good night sleep on.

It depends on too many factors to only work off of the 70% rule, just like you can't just count on the 1% rule for buy and holds.

For a 1031 to qualify for the tax deferral the same taxpayer needs to be on title for relinquished property and replacement property.