- if everything is too cheap- if they mention more about their acquisition rather than how to maintain your property- if they only have two people in the office- they don't know how to manage property.- no bookkeeping.

We did two loans with them and they majorly dropped the ball on both almost costing us the deal.

Hagerstown is a fantastic growing market; the long term rental game is great if you screen tenants well, but mid term rentals with travel nurses are pretty lucrative here.I’m a full time agent licensed in MD and PA, let me know if you want to chat any more about markets!

Something is seriously wrong with the communication betweeen your two companies and platforms.

Decide which game you want to play.

After completing the online coursework, you'll need to take two tests before proceeding to the national and state tests, which mark the final phase of the journey.

Two of those properties ended up as LTRs which also made decent returns so I'm not a total newbie to real estate.So I've got three projects I'm looking at that will affect timing etc.1- My wife and I are currently more than half way through building a new primary residence house north of Asheville, projected completion in October.

There is reg cf and reg a which are two very different types of entities and goals since you can only raise $5M and the other $75What concerns me when I look at reg cf stuff is after all the fees they pay, where is the meat on the bone for investors?

Really wish realtor fees were flat rate for leasing or at least 2 weeks rent vs 4....I have a nicer unit but it's by no means "luxury" and it will rent in two seconds with no real marketing needed...definitely not 4k worth of work for a realtor imo...

Where a broker or investor fails is in two things: 1.