Trevor Smith
Having no luck Finding Leads/Prospects and have been for 6 months
12 April 2017 | 19 replies
I'll also add that the right clients will enjoy working with you and not someone who's a social butterfly, so don't let that stop you.
Becky Farnsworth
RE Investor becoming an agent
8 April 2017 | 6 replies
Empty Nester pursuing other RE interest and hobbies..My honeybees will be here this month..Enjoying this Season!!!
Katherine Sarrette
New to Real Estate Investing
9 April 2017 | 14 replies
@Katherine Sarrettethe deals you are going to find that are going to pay off the best are the ones you find driving neighborhoodsmap you out a area- spend some time looking for the properties that are vacant- they may be foreclosed and not even hit the mls or other investors have seen yetdo a quick search through the county to see what they areset you up a good data base and keep track of neighborhoods and there rents or purchase prices enjoy
Brendan L.
Would love your help analyzing first duplex, Massachusetts
5 April 2017 | 11 replies
I'm also concerned that you won't enjoy much appreciation.
Eseoul K.
Partial Payment after eviction was filed
6 April 2017 | 5 replies
I guess they enjoy empty rentals...Find another one quick- so it's not on your credit for the next landlord to see.
Rob Roy
Taking Full Advantage of a VA Loan + Military Move
20 April 2017 | 19 replies
This is my favorite option so far, however they appear to be extremely hard to find near Annapolis and the few that are on the market are priced in the $600K-$900K region.Cons: If I did find one, it would probably require me to drive 30-45 minutes to commute to work and enjoy none of the benefits of living close to Annapolis.
Matthew Wright
Moving from New England to a Southern Market
15 April 2017 | 29 replies
If you enjoy making lots of money I'd suggest the DC area. 10 of the richest 20 counties in America are in the area which means often that even mediocre jobs have good pay.Now we do have higher taxes, and high housing costs...but the taxes are easy to deal with when you make a lot, and the housing is actually pretty reasonable when measured against incomes and is thus more affordable than places like Boston, NYC, Seattle.
Austin Fruechting
Officially Financially Free at 32 !! - Exciting Day!
15 August 2017 | 255 replies
Enjoy.
Adiel Arvizu
Buying a multifamily - Part 2
6 April 2017 | 4 replies
And the FHA 203k loan will fix it all up and things will be peachy keen.Get it renovated and rent the second unit for $1800/month via services such as free internet and the location not to mention it is a 2 bedroom.After a year move back with my parents and rent the first unit for $1800-$2000 since it will have the yard.Make a nice ROI and look for more investment properties while possibly enjoying life since I don't really buy much and the only primary debt I have is college loans.
Joshua Koo