My fiancee is an undervalued employee of a construction company and we're looking at getting into real estate investing as a way to free up our current need to convert time for money and to enable her to transition out of her career.The market I am in is very competitive and high priced so I am looking to begin investing in Tucson AZ.

Purchase price: $415,000 Cash invested: $72,000 Traditional Fix and flip in a high dollar transitional historic neighborhood in Lafayette, co.

If you can manage tenants and leases as a house hacker, you'll likely have a smooth transition when you rent out the entire property.

I closed on a property recently and I am on a transition of slowing moving into the the property since it's a 40 min drive from where I used to stay.

It's been a great career but now I'm transitioning into mortgage lending.

Just consider the transit nature of the several military bases, sure some want to buy a house, others don't want to be bothered with it.

But someone telling you that you must do two transitions is just providing bad advice because the question is what specific law, guideline, or stipulation is requiring or preventing this ?

I'm currently in accounting and would like to transition out and into the real estate industry.

During this time, I will transition to a full-time online student.

I am readying to transition to direct to seller marketing campaigns and hoping to connect with private lenders to be in a position to submit cash offers.