Not new to real estate as I’ve been a licensed agent for the past 4 years with over 10 years of commercial and residential construction experience.

My question is, does this sound like a good plan to start off our real estate investment journey with as little debt as possible?

Hi All,I found a friend in my martial arts class that has been in real estate for 10 years. 

You will find that government ordinances and statutes literally 99.999999 percent of the time define "owner" to include the beneficial owners of a land trust, and that the "owner" is liable for code violations regarding the corpus of the trust if it is real estate.

Being 24 years old with no real estate background, I would like to share with you my top 3 secrets that has led me to be very successful these past couple of years. 1.

Hi everyone,I live in California and I'm considering investing in real estate in Shreveport, Louisiana, especially since there's been recent news about the popular musician 50 Cent investing heavily in the city.

I've been in real estate around three years now, mainly as a landlord. 

In my latest sale, even though I could have easily added the egress for a 3rd, my agent simply planted the suggestion for another bedroom in the ad. 

Also since being on the market my agent quit working for the brokerage they were working for without leaving a good passdown to the agent that replaced them.

It's not the ideal living condition, but it's a proven method of investing when real estate is unaffordable.