Just remember: most negative reviews are written by problematic tenants.

Just remember: most negative reviews are written by problematic tenants.

Every time I analyze a deal, I always get a negative cashflow return, which seems odd to me.

Do you plan on holding the property for long, because nowadays, most properties are negative cashflowing.

The information asymmetry between the buyer and their agent renders the buyer in position to be easily taken advantage of - as they so often do - which exasperates a lack of assurance and an overall negative experience for the buyer.#3: Many (moral) real estate agents understand that hypothesis #2 is a real problem and - if given the chance - would want to be able to demonstrate to their clients that they are trustworthy and reliable.QUESTIONS FOR YOU:A: Is hypothesis #1 a problem for you?

A way that I got a hold of this problem was by focusing on my net worth verses my income.I started this shift in 1999 and I began with a negative net worth.

@Shabreya Bangura I have heard of Propstream, but found quite a few negative reviews on it.

It’s fun to claim a crash is coming. It also can be wishful thinking. I don’t love some of these stats… as a full timer in this industry the closed volume reduction… sucks! It is different right now. But does this equ...

With the higher interest rates and high insurance rates, I feel like it can put me in the negative each month. 

Motley Fool wrote a short article (attached below) that talks about some of the positives/negatives, and why Real Estate may be your hedge against inflation..check it out!