Depends heavily on the type of property, and how much you own. 

Hey Columbus investors,Checking Zillow lately and comparing results against a less-heavily-invested-in city (Cleveland), I seem to be seeing a pattern of an overbought and cooling-off real estate market here. 

There is another local group, but the owner heavily uses it as a source of self promotion to gain services, leads, Or sell his mentor program that is simply somebody paying big bucks to be his bird dog. 

The US is a heavily debt burdened country, with a devaluing currency, who’s GDP is at historical lows.

To say there would not be some sort of conflict of interest between you and a realtors that heavily invest in the exact same model sounds naïve.

If you are heavily leveraged, you better make sure nothing goes wrong.

Even though I'm currently focusing heavily on wholesaling, I've been flipping and buying rentals heavily these last few years and I never paid retail for anything.

-JasonHi Jason -- full disclosure: I work for Lima One Capital.We have recently taken significant steps to remedy the concerns you referenced, including bringing aboard new personnel and investing in heavily in tech improvements.

Generally speaking, I wouldn’t lean too heavily on airdna rentalizer.

Yes - there is a different credit score used by mortgage lenders, it is more heavily weighted towards your specific real estate debt history