
5 December 2016 | 12 replies
That means we're just no longer falling behind but we're not catching up so there is still not enough housing.

3 April 2017 | 51 replies
@Albert D.We have had a fire on an apartment ( but this particular one was too small versus the deductible) , a home catch fire while under contract, house burn down (part of a mobile home park ) while under contract, hurricane on apartments while under contract, hail storm roof and siding replacement on a house, and i also contracted the repairs of a commercial storefront that had a car go through it.

2 March 2017 | 25 replies
I am all for catching those markets at the right time.

11 December 2016 | 17 replies
I actually see this recent growth a "catch up" effect from the Dallas market not really doing much when the other markets did.

4 December 2016 | 1 reply
Washer drains can be tricky, get a plumber with experience to put in a laundry standpipe or separate sink to catch the overflow or there will be disaster.

5 December 2016 | 10 replies
Hi Everyone,My name is Sendi Becerra and I'm new to the real estate investing market, but I'm catching on pretty quick.

6 December 2016 | 10 replies
But the one catch - not sure if this is even considered a catch - the other Real Estate told us the owner would only consider a cash offer.

7 December 2016 | 84 replies
Usually a property offered at 3% CBB has a catch: busted properties, functional obsolescence, undesirable locations, or what have you.

15 December 2016 | 6 replies
I was interested in this soon as I heard it & did basic research how how it works.We couldn't afford our house ( Mother, brother & his wife ) after my father passed away, So they took over our house payments and gave us $5,000 to relocate, also gave us 2 months to get out and they also pay the house payment those two months saving us $2000 more while we pack & move, We just have to catch utilities up and transfer them into their name and they will flip the house, remodel it and rent it out for $300-$400 more than the house payment which is making them profit. our house payment was $980 / month 3.25% interest rate and rent in my neighborhood is $1300-$1350.

8 December 2016 | 7 replies
I was interested in this soon as I heard it & did basic research how how it works.We couldn't afford our house ( Mother, brother & his wife ) after my father passed away, So they took over our house payments and gave us $5,000 to relocate, also gave us 2 months to get out and they also pay the house payment those two months saving us $2000 more while we pack & move, We just have to catch utilities up and transfer them into their name and they will flip the house, remodel it and rent it out for $300-$400 more than the house payment which is making them profit. our house payment was $980 / month 3.25% interest rate and rent in my neighborhood is $1300-$1350.I want to do this as a career, I have no career or schooling, I done lots of other jobs warehousing, production supervisor, construction, but have nothing really that is for a good resume alot of the jobs I got cause of my dad knew people and I did important jobs that someone my age just doesnt do I had on job training for jobs that them guys went to school for 10 years for.