Oakland, Livingston, Macomb, Genesee, etc. are remaining stable considering the overall economic climate.Grand Rapids is a great town with growth thanks to multiple hospitals and universities.

There is one called Universal Property Casualty in Florida that I believe will work with LLCs as a coinsured.

I'm by no means internet savvy whatsoever either, however I do know that I have qwest.com as my internet server and run a 20mbps fiber optic connection. pages load instantly with virtually no lag at all.10second to load a page would drive me crazy!!!

If you cannot find an affordable experienced "draughtsperson", you can probably find an engineering or architectural student at Carleton University.

I recently graduated from the University of Chicago, where I have been helping a former professor who researches housing's impact on the larger economy and believes we should consider reform in the housing finance market.I have started a blog to document my search.Even though real estate is somewhat new to me, I don't think I could ask for a more active, experienced and helpful community to join.Thank you,Dylan

This is what people pay 10's of thousands of dollars to do in college, so consider it free tuition to Real Estate University.

To reduce market risk of volatile prices, seek properties where land is virtually free, or near $0, and you should find upside potential in your favor.

You can have a universal code and then a special code for the tenant or workers to use.

It's in University City. 4beds/3.5 baths.

Hello, @Ivan Barratt,I will be starting out with SFRs, and as time will tell, I look forward to branching out into Multi~Unit dwellings.At this point, I am looking at the area around Riley Hospital for Children, IU Health University Hospital area.