My father passed away very suddenly last year.

they think 3k on a how to class is cheap and it is.. and all of a sudden they are going to make huge return based on % but its still small dollars.. and how are they going to convince a wholesaler to even use them. 

Over in Austin, I’ve seen people lean on new, dynamic investment advisors who understand the rental surge happening there right now.

.: Yes this is referring to net DOMESTIC migration which means to/from other states over the past 20 years, but there is also immigration from other countries which has lead to overall population growth from 1850-2019, with 2020-2022 being the only time period the population declined (lots of people fled the big crowded cities when they were all of a sudden able to work remotely and the amenities those cities offered were shut down anyway). 2023 saw an uptick in overall population again, albeit a small one, about 75,000 more people overall than 2022 factoring in both migration out and immigration in.

Whether it’s a multifamily in Boston, a value-add deal in Worcester, or an investment property in Lowell, the key takeaway is the same: the listing price is not the purchase price.Here’s an example I use with clients: If I sell a 3-family for $650,000 and list it at $599,900, suddenly, it looks like it sold for $50k over asking—“Wow, it must be a great deal!”

I will say sometimes I go months with nothing and then all of a sudden I’ll have 2 homes that meet my criteria offered in the same month.

January rolled around and we suddenly had multiple offers.

Suddenly everything bad that could happen to him began to happen, he was sick, the weather was bad, he had car trouble - any reason he could think of to not go into work.

Repaying this shouldn't be a problem assuming I don't suddenly lose my job.I am thinking about starting off in some class C neighborhoods and will be handling everything remotely.

all confused how all of a sudden there down so much and as things recover, well, there still down because there at 1:5 and it ain't coming back any time soon if ever.