Homes are sold "as is", but "as is" can be broad, if you are buying privately, get a good real estate lawyer to guide you through.I am also a realtor myself, and also a bit biased towards private sales where no prior relationship exists with the seller, tread very carefully.

I do both residential and investment/rental/ comm. loans, but given the over regulation and crushing effects of the Dodd Frank Act has been inflicted on American borrowers, like many Mortgage Brokers, I am doing a lot more investment / rental loans.Plus, if the loan is for a rental property, most lenders don't treat them the same as the big banks who cast a broad net over all their programs and treat them like a Fannie Mae type loan.

I'm new to realestate investing and come from the construction side.My market would be lower population and a wide spectrum of properties.

@James LandryHi James your question is pretty broad.

I understand this is a pretty broad question, but this is the first time I would be doing this.

I've never really taken the time to look into the broad scope of real estate investing this is exactly what I needed.

I mainly do local buy/fix/sells, so the opposite side of the investing spectrum from you.

Inbox if you need my number so we can talkAnthony Angotti that seems really broad.

This is the best news possible for real estate investors.Las Vegas Real Estate Investment MarketThe broad metrics reported by local and national sources do not necessarily reflect the actual situation in the narrow market upon which we focus.

County is a bit broad for me.