My theory is that if they send an email with a gmail account & no website be careful because they might not be legit. 

Hey Account Closed, if you are really close to the university then you could look at student housing.It has it's own challenges of course, but can be a good way to keep full up.Students can be hard on properties, but they also don't demand much.

Red flags to look for are brokers offering both QM and nonQM products, such as VA and FHA loans concurrent with hard money and DSCR.At the end of the day, it really boils down to if you trust the account executive/loan officer not to misrepresent the terms for the deal.

I see Seabrook as a place to visit when you want and use the losses to offset high income net worth stuff.

Curious if anyone could provide rough cost to use when estimating for A/C replacement in Phoenix and Tucson Metros, ideally 3-ton, 4-ton, 5-ton replacement costs to account for varying home sizes.

Consult with your accountant

I will be moving out of state and I will be bringing on a PM company.After running the numbers, I would be facing negative cash flow every month after accounting for all the expenses (Annually about $1,000 - and that's the rosy estimate)  Is it worth it? 

Keep in mind whether you are the investor performing work without permits or you acquired a property where the improvements were not properly permitted, you are opening the door to greater liability and less avenues to hold those responsible for construction defects accountable.

Sure, why not, that actually adds to the professional community, I'm sure the accountant one unit over wouldn't mind either.

Hi All,Back on April 9th, Dave Meyer posted a reel to his ig account asking "Real estate is harder than it used to be…so is it still worth it?"