It's important that I get a solid understanding of it, though, as it will heavily influence the profitability of any potential purchases.I'll keep an eye out for you on Thursday.

I had a friend who invested heavily in senior care facilities, he bought run-down facilities, rehabbed them, and resold them at significant profit.

Any one of them could force a revocation of your mortgage approval.Ignore these rules at your own peril.Don't buy a new car or trade-up to a bigger leaseDon't quit your job to change industries or start a new companyDon't switch from a salaried job to a heavily-commissioned jobDon't transfer large sums of money between bank accountsDon't forget to pay your bills -- even the ones in disputeDon't open new credit cards -- even if you're getting 20% offDon't accept a cash gift without filing the proper "gift" paperworkDon't make random, undocumented deposits into your bank account"

Now, I mention this, not to deliberately take this discussion off-topic but instead to ask everyone's about whether or not this is a good time to invest heavily, as there appears to be a push to create inflation.

Some would argue that the end of the Cold War was a very good investment in the United States and contributed heavily to the financial prosperity enjoyed soon after.Tim

I see IO loans used most heavily with my fix and flip borrowers.

go the road of HMLs to start, heavily document each deal along the way, so that you can then point to a successful track record when speaking with a local bank, and you'll be able to demonstrate that you know what you're doing.

In my market, you will need to start looking at around average price points and above to get that, whatever the asset type you're looking for.Commercial will heavily depend on who's leasing and where.

As someone who lives in Los Angeles and relies heavily on appreciation, I can tell you without any uncertainty that investing now and counting on short term appreciation in the current market environment is what I would call gambling.

Never before have iBuyers and institutional investors focused so heavily on residential real estate.