I have some liquid cash in my U.S. bank account and would like to start investing in real estate.

Both seasoned and new real estate investors have a powerful tool: the 1031 tax-deferred exchange.

I coach some of the top real estate syndicators, investors and developers in business. 

Anyway, the real purpose of this post is to share some learnings from this recent sell.  

They offer all of these bells and whistles to sell you a grossly marked up home that they set the sale price and then knock off (Ghost funds) fake credits.Then if they leave that area and do not build any more high priced homes guess what happens real fast.

Check with a local attorney to see what language you can use in order to protect your investment without denying a tenant with a real service animal.

I am very interested in real estate and just starting out in the Philadelphia suburbs.

It's about taking one step every day to move the needle forward.Progress isn't always fast, but it's a consistent effort that leads to real growth.Overnight successes are not reality.Take Action.Say Yes.

I am extremely skeptical of many subject to deals even before we get to the due on sale fears - and the fact that many deals were previously NOT called  for due on sale in prior years is not a reliable predictor for what WILL happen going forward in this space.

Hey @Russell R Massey, I'm happy to connect you with a super-smart Georgia real estate attorney I know who can give you the answer.