Hi, does anyone have recommendations on investor friendly closing attorneys in Rochester, Syracuse, or Utica (or other area of Central New York)?

The small things you do every day shape the kind of investor you become.I’ve had my fair share of wins and losses, and through it all, these three habits have made the biggest difference.1.

When most real estate investors look at a property in New York City, one of the first things they check is whether it has open permits or construction violations.

I’m a new investor based in WA state with an exciting opportunity to relocate for work in the U.S. and out of the 92 cities available, I’ve narrowed it down to 13.

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I’ve been working in the Oklahoma real estate market, and I’ve noticed that every investor whether they’re flipping, buying rentals, or wholesaling faces different challenges depending on their strategy.For those of you investing in OKC, Tulsa, or other areas in the state, what’s been your biggest hurdle lately?

This platform on Bigger Pockets is a great source of information where you can ask questions and also learn from other investor questions.

It is a great market but highly recommend partnering with an agent who knows the market and has experience dealing with investors as location is key. 

Anyone actively working Macon, I welcome your input on how to find a crew as an out-of-town investor.

Example would being the triple net properties sold to investors 20 years ago with Dollar General as long term tenant.