Quote from @James Wise: Quote from @Don Konipol: Quote from @Darrell Kirby: I had a buyer back out after closing because he did not like his finance companies process.

Quote from @James Wise: Quote from @Shiwei Qu: Hello BP community,Just out of curiosity, if everyone who consider out of state investing has been recommended Ohio market, are there still true opportunities or actually risks? 

Plus you may not like being a landlord its a lot of work and stress. even managing the manager.. of course with Notes you have to choose wisely as well.. 

It seems like a duplex is the better option as far as numbers wise with halving multiple units able to be rented once I move out of the property.

Come on, the smart money is betting on a dip or if no dip you lock in high yield debt funds at the turn of the rates and investing in small cap areas that need to tighten to the large cap ratio wise.

Cash flow wise, that works well.

Good Morning ,So I'm currently browsing through some Foreclosed / REO properties in my area , of which some of these properties are in good areas and within my budget/What I can afford ( DTI wise ) My question is .....

A wise investor will not try to get rich quick with shortcuts.

For beginners, it's wise to start by familiarizing yourself with your chosen market and building relationships with local professionals.

Without knowing the nuances and potential re-districting for each level (elementary, middle, and high school), it's going to be really difficult for you to invest wisely.