BP members make a donation to aheroshome.org and they get me for a half an hour to talk shop.. if its something I am not really up to speed on I let them know they can still donate but I may not be the best person for advice..

All we can do in constantly moving housing market is stay up to speed with your research on future markets. 

Just because "the seller has dropped the price $20K" doesn't mean that it's automatically a sound deal for an investor.

Balancing speed with quality is key to maximizing profitability.

Today, I wanted to chat about something that's been a major topic of discussion in our industry—the recent NAR settlement and its potential impacts on real estate agents.For those who might not be fully up to speed, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) recently reached a proposed settlement agreement related to broker commissions.

In my experience the governmental liens don't drop off with the sale so depending on where the properties are you can have issues with city liens like mowing, cleanup, demolition, etc.IRS so far has not been an issue for me....and I have bought property with IRS liens, but it is nice to know if they do have IRS liens.So far I have not purchased anything with lender liens on them....everyone says those get wipe out, but I can't believe that is automatic. 

I am making progress, but not at the speed that I would like.

I manage both long-term rentals (LTRs) and STRs, currently operating seven STRs, all of which are profitable.

You guy made those changes and the premium went up more than double and you charge the customer credit card automatically.

If your property in DC becomes owned by an LLC, you will automatically become subject to rent control.