Mid/Del area is a great spot for real estate investing with lower price points and military families needing quality housing.

. - 0.6% Yes, you can get 1% in Mid west theoretically but with the current situation I am not sure if you will get your rent in time 

For example, I have met with an investor with the same strategy, net worth, stable job, experience, etc who started in his mid 40s in 2016 and has had no problem whatsoever with being cut off or dumped.

Assuming you live in Wailuku, there are townhouses that run for low to mid $300k 2bed, 1.5 bath.

I remember the excitement of buying these properties in my mid 20’s and figured this was the steps necessary to adulting.  

It’s especially frustrating because I know of a friend who filed in early June and got his adjustment in mid-July.

I expect a number of low to mid tier colleges to just go out of business over the next year or two.

Their 30 years fixed rates were in mid- to high 5%s before pandemic, then jumped up to 9-10% during first few months of it.

Most of the mid to large size firms have a rigorous process for all investment securities to be approved and used with their platform, especially the case with private placements.

Well, if Biden gets elected and they flip the Senate now or in the mid-terms, the 1031 will be on the table.That'll put selling pressure on owners close to getting out.