(links also available @ our website)Your biggest question shouldn't be WHERE to invest, but HOW you will invest!

Probably the biggest issue is we have something called "skip sheeting" roofing. 

But your biggest challenge will be making the numbers work with these high interest rates.If you're doing a BRRRR in a home where you plan to live and you are patient enough to wait until rates tick back down before you refinance, that might be a good first deal for you in this market.

You must recreate your own.For RE, (not your examples), the biggest expenses are property taxes and insurance.

I might be doing a cash-out refi as soon as possible to buy my next.I will say the biggest downside is the cost of insurance.  

Many of the sellers stacked the properties with tenants who weren't paying and then when I bought the place the economy tanked which magnified the problem.My biggest issues are repairs (tenants trash the place) and making the tenants pay.

I feel that it is THE biggest thing keeping our over-bearing government in-check.  

According to the Bank of America's December global fund-manager survey, investors believe that the biggest tail risk to the economy is inflation staying high.

Start by looking at a mortgage calculator to get an idea of rates and monthly payments, and then you can get preapproved to see how much money you qualify for.Get Preapproved FirstOne of the biggest pitfalls that home buyers of any kind make is searching for a property before securing financing.

Which direction gives that biggest bang for the investment $$ in 2023?