I see you're after reliable tenants, so I'm not going to argue about the area you're targeting, but make sure you can still handle a bad tenant.

Hey everyone,As someone actively involved in funding real estate deals across various states, I’m always interested in hearing how other investors are securing their financing.

There are 2 factors here, Retail Real Estate Sales and Wholesale Real Estate Sales.

The real goal is capital gain, and future cash out refinance.

I'm starting to lean towards this having enough problems that despite the massive monthly cost savings, this program just is not consistent and reliable enough if this is your business instead of a hobby.

 Would anyone invest, or has anyone invested in Portsmouth, OH, or around that area? I have been looking at houses there and I noticed that there is a College there as well. Do you think it would be wise to invest here?

Did you have people like a real estate agent, contractors, bookkeepers, a CPA, and all of those other roles already on your "team" or did you just purchase the first property and find people for those roles as you went?

It is neither right nor wrong, just a big change.If you go all-in on that route, you will be paying a bit more and have all of your real estate time back as you will have much less involvement.

Either the property owner leased the equipment and the UCC was intended to notify the world that a third party owns it (no, that vendor cannot now or later lien the subject real property) OR the property owner purchased the equipment and that 2022 lien is about to get wiped by the foreclosure of a first priority mortgage.

You need to watch the market yourself and get a real understanding of the market.