You'd serve yourself better with a Pro membership here and taking advantage of everything BP has to offer, which is a lot.  

I think you will be better served being aggressive in making offers, shopping hard, building relationships with real estate professionals, and in the end tackling a house that you can add value to. 

I had a client in my office yesterday who is house hacking a duplex in Topsham and loving it.

I have clients all over the US trying to invest in rental properties near Chicago area however I keep running into the same problem.

I have a client who is putting together a spec home, the market in Utah is very good, and new construction is in high demand.This friend is getting a lot loan from his father-in-law in the amount of $70 in cash (total for the lot) Then he is getting a new construction loan in the amount of $230,000.

To me, it looks like a good first starter cash flow property, but I would like to see ya'll's take on it.I found a 3br, 2 bath townhome for around $115,000 in Charlotte, NC area that would serve as a great family home/ potential home for graduate students near the university and the rent in the area off Zillow staets an average rent of $1300 dollars.

I probably review 40 leases a year for myself or clients and these are the best of the lot. 

I would think most agents protect their clients contact information, because they have to and all. 

I borrow from friends, family, past clients who live out of state and sometimes out of the country.

I promise to go above and beyond for my clients, as I understand the importance of a focused and knowledgable agent.