My job the last few years were helping companies make new products for consumers.

An area of need I see is people with poor credit finding housing.

@Annie Thompson  I think one of the main functions of the site is to compare actual product side by side and compare cities and see what kinds of returns.. are out their from the providers that post their inventory  its real inventory that can be bought and you don't need to go to a squeeze page to get the super secret inventory lists LOL..I would not base a buy decision solely on  online reviews.. 

Even google chrome can be used as a editor.2) Use wix to create your site, and then, cheat the system my downloading the end product and uploading to your own free hosting.

I just can't really see why NOT to go with someone else if their programs/products "shine".Thank you for any input.Ben

I would not go with Lima, B2r, colony or any other broker selling their product unless you have absolutely exhausted every option.

Greater returns and more available product in Cle.

There will be an excess supply of units and small landlords will be competing against product designed expressly for millenial tastes.

Hi all, I have done a couple posts, but wanted to make a proper introduction.I am new to real estate investing, but have always been interested since reading "Rich Dad Poor Dad"a few years ago.

Seize the equity now, but is it better to get a cheaper invesment property to make a ****** $200 a month with loan paydown in a poor neighborhood, or purchase another property I can afford in an area that does not take big hits in the down turn, and appreciates well. essentially I am gambling on appreciation.I am getting paid 3k a month this year alone in appreciation, it wont always be that way.