Maybe finance 50-70% and hire PM.I would stay in real estate, it is hedged against inflation and you can consume part of the cash flow instead of depleting equity, you can actually let the continue to grow.

The threat of an investigation is typically enough pressure that she will make things right so that you go away.Instructions: https://www.ohiorealtors.org/consumers-filing-an-ethics-comp...

But if not, it seems like youre really only holding yourself back and trying to fill in the gaps with licensing, mentorship, and other time consuming activities besides actually investing in RE.If you qualify and can afford it, just get yourself a primary residence and househack.

Consumers make the mistake of thinking that 4% is the interest rate and compare it to other interest rates; it is an upfront fee.Yes, it is very sneaky, but credit card companies are fantastic marketers.Also, the big thing with credit cards is what happens after the 0% period when you need to transfer again, and your credit is much lower than before.

You could have a few things driving the cost:-Location - if the house is more remote the contractor will have higher costs to get out there (gas, lodging, limited resources) or if you are using a local guy he might be higher because he knows there are fewer competitors -El Nino - the roofers we use are all busy because people are rushing to get work done before the rains hit.  

In some areas, winter is a good time to buy as there are fewer sales, so you can get a better deal.

My day job is very time consuming and I wanted a way to get into real estate investing that I could do on the side. 

She didn't think the case holds much water but it could be very time consuming resulting in high fees.

Our beaches will always draw plenty of visitors in my opinion and are a safer bet because of limited land and fewer properties available to convert to STR. 

Despite this small drop, the strong presence of cash buyers reflects continued confidence in the market.Median Sale Price: Prices held steady at $325,000, showing resilience in the condo and townhome market.Dollar Volume: The total dollar volume decreased by 30.2% to $462.39 million, suggesting fewer high-value transactions compared to last year.% of Original List Price Received: Sellers received 92% of their original list prices, down from last year's 96%, indicating minor shifts in negotiating power.Median Time to Contract: The median time to contract increased by 76.9%, from 26 days to 46 days.