I want to start investing and I am trying to soak up all the knowledge I can before I get my feet wet.

I know i gotta get my feet wet but a little nervous.

During our numerous visits and meals with the sellers we obtained many details about the property.

Looking to get my feet wet before diving in head first.

I have arranged for numerous disability related accommodations over the years.Based on my experience, I believe a person with a legitimate disability and a real need for an accommodation would most likely approach this differently than your tenant did.

Hi everyone Thanks for having me on BP. This is my first post and hope not to offend anyone. I have started getting serious about real estate investing and have been reading bp post for about 2 months now. There is...

Numerically speaking, the numbers sound great, but being that's so cheap and in a rougher area so the numbers can be over inflated when you don't take into account tenant issues, maitenance, and possible turn over.

I want to get my feet wet so I'm learning the ropes.

I heard a few years back, that some lenders are frowning on Individuals being listed as a payee on the HUD statement.I am going to form an LLC but it would be more convenient for me at this time start business as an individual, get my feet wet and then after the second or third transaction incorporate.This is important to me.

Great Job Brian Way to get your feet wet.