Although I'm an introvert by nature, I believe networking is one of my strong suits when it comes to the real estate business.

I think the "house hack", meaning living in the property you invest in is ideal, so long as you don't mind living in the chaos/construction - that's not for everybody - I would be doing that except my wife says nope.

Upstate Real Estate Club meeting on Monday 16 March at the Embassy Suites on Verdae blvd, 6PM (meeting starts at 7PM).

from my understanding (and I'm not an expert) financing a foreclosure is a bit tricky because they look for a short closing on properties getting sold at auctions, so banks might not be ideal in this case. have you considered getting a loan from a hard money lender?

If so, what’s working best for you, ideal price range and success rates?

@Brian Garlington has the best idea that would suit this quasi-partnership if he needs a place to live and you want some rental income.

Have to assume other resorts will follow suit, I wouldn't be surprised if 30k+ employees on the Strip end up losing their jobs.

In many cases I am able to make this work pretty good, but it is far from ideal and one more reason only electricians are supposed to screw around with wiring (because they know not to futz with it).

Ideal age is brand new, but that comes with a price.

Here's a question for some of the vets on the site:Will the hard money lenders follow suit?