You might also meet someone that could be a potential business partner.

If the rental market is not favorable, you’ll likely see less investor activity and therefore less potential buyersAvailability of Data and ResourcesAccess to market data and networking resources can be a huge benefitConsider things like; access to county/court data, is it a non disclosure state, etcCommunity and Economic Trends Understanding local trends/issues can provide crucial insight into your target marketYou can operate virtually, but it’s still important to develop expertise in your target market*** Good market selection is not a guarantee of success.

Looking for some new action and help ( if anyone has some experience and is interested in learning the rental game)My interests:Finding someone local to potentially set up short term rentals and managing themFinding someone local to manage maintenance on 100 property rental portfolio in Stark CountyFinding someone local with experience in the wholesale game to identify and lock down deals Finding someone local to work as a property management assistant Finding new deals (rentals, flips, re-sales)Finding people to drink cocktails with and talk real estate and sports Identifying buyers interested in purchasing rental properties in Canton Ohio that are rehabbed , city inspected and up to code with renters. $100k per property , $750 avg monthly rent ( ability to raise up to $1000) 

The ony exterior change we are considering is potentially getting a permit to put a deck on the rear garage.Thank you in advance for your help!

Thank you,JohnQuestions I have (both generic to buyers agents overall and about the potential impact of the recent ruling):1) Do sellers still have incentives to work with buyers' agents?

When I got started in real estate in 2014 and I was struggling with marketing I fairly quickly got really good at driving for dollars and researching properties and ultimately getting in touch with property owners and heirs.    

I'm open to have any discussion about a potential partnership or at the very least a conversation to help answer any questions.

Hi All-Starting to get ready to move to San Antonio and I am beginning my research into the San Antonio Area. 

Probably best to work out a termination agreement and find your next tenant.Of course, you have to consider your financials to carry a potential vacancy, location of the unit, how quickly can you rent it, etc...

I'd do it bc the potential profit would be more on my end.