Some incredible reasons why so many people are investing in Baltimore Real Estate: Baltimore is the 4th largest “commuter shed” in the country.

Although being paid to fly around the country to help people in different markets sounds appealing, I've always advised others to buy local help, and believe mentees will generally have a better experience w/ someone who's immersed in their market and available to meet face to face regularly.  

if your off shore and not in the US... its a legal problem in your country ... not many US folks have the stomach for international litigation...

In his semi-monthly newsletter, he’s identified a few areas of the country as bubbly, but there is one that has become ridiculously over-priced: San Francisco.I won’t spoil the details in his “Campbell Real Estate Timing Letter”, but I’ll pull out one public statistic from the Case-Shiller Index, and expand deeper on it.

Yet I'll let you in on part of the secret, one of the key ingredients is a spice from another country.

We have $150,000 to invest and we are completely flexible and willing to move anywhere in the country, wherever we can get the most ROI.

Old cathedral ceilings are an issue all over the country the nature of how they were build doesn't meet the new energy codes.

@Will ChamberlinDo any of you folks attend the CNY/Onondaga country real estate investment club?

Nicole started her sales career at a young age by helping with her family owned and operated businesses; The Dog Bar & Grill, The Country Store, and a gift shop in Cuchara during the summer months.

And, BP allows me to have wonderful unbiased advice from folks around the country that might produce something even the master haven't considered, you know?