I am from Spartanburg, currently living in Greenville, and have been a real estate investor since 2017. 

All legal interpretations deserve the attention of legal counselPennsylvania's Real Estate Tax Sale Law says that you can't redeem your home after a sale. (72 P.S. § 5860.501).

My goals in real estate are to help my friends and family (or you too!)

Not to knock schooling, I have an advanced degree myself, but I recognize that no one would work for me that I would want running my show.There is a lot showing in your frustration, I feel for you, but it's a challenging time in the industry and without experience and the advantage of having been through a few down cycles, you may just need to read about the down side of real estate to get to the next level.

Have you ever considered using private money loans for your real estate deals?

Hey BP community I want to give my opinion of what out-of-state real estate investing looks like to me:Out-of-state real estate investing offers the chance to diversify your portfolio and tap into high-growth markets.

I am a real estate broker, and homes that I have sold to investors have large down payments or cash.

If the former, then they each get their own lease, if the latter, they all sign one stating as a group they are responsible for paying rent (ie one doesn't pay, the others have to come up with the money).

I also discovered that in addition to the renovation budget that I provided, the investor took out a loan with a private money lender for 120% of the sales price.

I'm happy to help answer any questions about real estate investing in College Station.