It's possible for certain sellers to fund the sale of a home, so you can buy real estate without depending entirely on conventional financing.It's critical to get advice from real estate agents, financial advisors, and other specialists before making any decisions in order to customize a plan that fits your risk tolerance and financial objectives.

I have heard that onsite staff could also be the employee of the 3rd party property management company, but just wonder what is the normal practice?

I’m wondering if anyone has advice on how to get started or if I should wait and keep the money in the stock market and diversify to other  investments to build up more cash.

Forced Apperception (BRRRR or buying at a discount) allows me to build in equity from the beginning of the investment in case I need to fire sale the property for an unforeseeable reason. 

Usually, whenever I drive by I usually take different routes and streets just to see what other properties have been listed for sale/check out new construction/flips etc going in the neighborhood.

It is break even deal with just PITI, not including repairs or CAPEX...now you may be wondering why I would do that when I just said above I wasn't ok taking a break even deal.

I'm wondering the same thing!

Hello, I purchased a property last year and was wondering how to grow portfolio.

I loved the BP Ultimate Beginner's Guide, but I'm also wondering, have any of you created similar documents to help you remember valuable information?

the rest of the 44 pages just itemize the crimes, he made fraudulent documents/forgeries etc, to get 2000 investors to put in about 658 million over 4-5 yrs, WOW, i wonder how many other similar PONZIs have been running all around the country, particularly in the growthier multi-family syndications