I appreciate the introduction to Daniel.

However, what you would acquire in Calgary would be newer and in an city with more obvious growth potential.If the idea of acquiring an unloved properties and turning them around excites you, and does not terrify your family - then there is lots of potential in Saint John.Now, whether you decide to pursue Calgary or Saint John, I would advise you find a local set of boots on the ground to help with your introduction to the City - which areas are good, which should be avoided; which areas are on the cusp of (re)gentrification; what constitutes a "good deal" in the area; etc.

Hello everyone, I'm Rich Melton and thanks to I have been watching the podcasts on YouTube for a while now and as I see it we are blessed to have a place like this to help each other.I am a Realtor and a City Council...

While I’ve dabbled a bit here and there in the forums, I have not made a formal introduction.  

Hey guys!

My name is Glen Clemmons. NC State graduate and current broker with Costello Real Estate and Investments here in Raleigh, NC. I am looking to grow my portfolio in the next 5 years to 10 rental properties. ...

IE if you offer a buyer credit for closing costs make sure its clear that is comprehensive or any other specific line items you would pay for.On #6, get a closing attorney. 

Buy $5,000,000 worth of cash-flowing properties.Make many more introductions for others to benefit from one another, and create synergy in this amazing community.

@Matt Speer Thank you for the reply and the brief introduction.

vvsrc=%2fcampaigns%...) to suggestions for writing a more comprehensive letter to Assemblymembers Chiu and Ting.If you own or plan own a property in California, it's very important to take at least one of the above actions.Thanks,Raimondo

I just finished watching the first course “A beginner’s introductions to Real Estate Investing”.