Hey Bhishan, even if your name is on the title of a property, you can still buy a new property as a primary residence as long as the story makes sense to the Lender.

Appreciate any insight that others might have (other than advice to not invest in condos - a topic for a different day) - and thanks for bearing with this long story!

Anyway, there are a lot of success stories out there which are great to read and the advice/lessons learned have been really informative so far.

I have a great story and Im on my 4th deal now.

Hi MaxNewbie here too.i dont have much capital to start and there is not much of conventional financing to talk of where i am at.Been listening to podcasts on private money lenders to do a flip It seems this strategy requires alot of networking and rejection that goes along with it but once i get the few private lenders i need then a rehab is the goal.Need good contractor and rehab system to ensure its profitableThe purpose is to build that little bit capital for that buy and holdI look forward to here your story as you roll out

Hello Fellow DMV Investors,Here are some interesting recent stories from the D.C. real estate world and beyond.What if the government gave money directly to renters rather than landlords?

I spoke to Tenant 1 on the phone who had a story about Tenant 2 being newer to the country (long story about background, lack of education, lack of credit, etc.)

I don't want to do section 8 as I've heard many crazy stories. 

Long story short, they both have benefits, and it really is up to what is more attractive to you in your stage of investing.

She knows a thing or two about inspiring people and building teams.She’ll be the first to tell you that the “hiring market” is completely different today than it was last year or even just a few months ago.