For the record, I worked for an insurance company (one of the top 3 or 5 depending how you rank) for going on 20 yrs now, but not for a moment has crossed my mind that would make me some sort of an "expert" in that area.P.S.

This may sound crazy, but we want to downsize and due to the nature of the current conventional market, are stuck at the moment.

I have a couple of questions, very basic and was wondering if you could spare a moment or two of your time...I have an offer on a short sale (MLS) to be used as my primary residence.

Even with the so predicted COVID that is yet to hit us hard, I'm expecting annual returns of no lower than 8% on any of my investments that I've done for the past 3 years nor the ones I'm executing at the moment.

And, at the moment, I'm not even trying to buy.

These landlords fail to see the long term results of their investment and are only interested in the cash flow at the moment.

Wondering if there are any good deals on land at the moment, with the strategy of buy and hold for a few years then sell to a developer.

With so many people being upside down and not realizing what there options are at the moment I am more into helping sellers more so it feels a little more personal which I like.

No advice, just my favorite flip this house moment!

Hi, I might have alot of advice for you, but thought about it a moment and seems the first thing is to do what you know best in real estate.You have a construction management degree, which might not mean that you're a finish carpenter.