As a property manager navigating the complex and dynamic world of real estate, one of the most pressing and recurrent questions that looms large is whether the exorbitant prices of certain properties are solely attributed to their neighborhood.

The goal is to own the property in the name is the business and while definitely open to investors and partnership, I’m trying to navigate between the due diligence of the standard bank loan and partnership route, or if the master lease option I’ve been trying to research would work although I templates I haven’t structured one myself.

Hello all,I am a newbie to this site, and wanted some guidance as I navigate potentially buying a 1-1.25 million rental SFH property.

Navigating through all this information helps you target a specific number of leads you can focus on and follow up on constantly.  

Honestly, the only people who can confidently navigate the online services are those who already have law degrees.

They are focused on teaching you how to navigate section 8.

Navigating the 70% rule in real estate, especially with a unique property like a probate lead, demands a careful approach.

I have a lot of REO experience, but I am having a hard time navigating this site.Thank you for any help that you can offer.

I did find there was content to it all, this isn't a slam piece there was legit resources and content to the eXp system but, but but but, to find such one must navigate the ever-present primary focus of gimmicks and what not to drive recruitment. 

Here is an example of Delaware inventory...this is a good example of MF trading in DelawareThe second neighborhood is a C-class location in transition...as much of Columbus is right now...Absolutely...here is the link to our entire database...you can download anything you want as a csv file and run your own analysis: https://airtable.com/shroqkFlL...pw: InvestHIGlad to help with navigation...there is a bit of a learning curve