This is good news for lenders as well as owners.

https://www.statesman.com/news/20190801/dallas-fed-austin-economy-continues-strong-expansionJob growth has surpassed 2018 and 2017 growing by an annual 4.7% and unemployment below 3%.

I’ll be there too so please be sure to say hi.Friends and family are always very helpful on your real estate journey so that’s great news that you already have some lined up for your first deals.For local banks I’ve had good experiences with BankNewport, Harbor One (formerly Coastway), Navigant, Washington Trust, BankRI and Pawtucket Credit Union.

Upcoming changes:https://www.marketwatch.com/story/trump-administration-placing-new-limits-on-cash-out-refinance-loans-2019-08-02

https://www.bloomberg.com/news...Coming from Chicago where zoning is a constant battle and converting a single family to a 2-unit requires navigating legal hurdles, this article makes me happy.

For an investor with a larger risk appetite, you can trade commodities futures...which have the potential to generate triple digit returns annually.

Many Realtors have a hard time delivering bad news, except to say, " need to lower price."

2- what is the best way to deliver the news to the long-term tenants?

Then came a $3 million lawsuit, they only had $1 million liability coverage, and the bad news was, the S Corp and they were sued personally.

Hey, news to me!