I am looking for a realtor in or around Charlotte NC/Rock Hill SC that is experienced in small multifamily.

If you do that you need a contract that is rock solid in your favor in case the investor defaults.

Mostly probably around Round Rock area.

She was the rock of the family and a lot of people. 

Lane Kawaoka mentioned life settlements and that is a healthy return with VERY little risk...life insurance companies have traditionally been rock solid.Edit:The biggest favor you can do yourself is to understand how fees impact your savings. 

Hi all,I am stuck between a rock and a hard place.

Bellaire St.It is right on Hampden, which is very loud.

interesting I appreciate it.this first one we wanted to do with very little leverage I don't have much of a problem with leverage but before I use it I want to build a stable rock first so that raising a family is as least stressful as possible so I wanted the first property that we live in and househack to be nearly payed off or completly payed off. however after this we will most certainly be using leverage. but between my lack of experiance and not knowing how much I would even enjoy managing my own propertys. and just the unknowns of employment and realestate especially being fresh out of college like being laid off or even how to do alot of the lead generation for tenants I would perfer to have a buffer against that before we go all out with leverage. that way if I stumble we can keep moving forward and a mere stumble doesn't stop us in our tracts

Turns out there was no drain field on either side, the septic just dumped into a pit of rock.

I can probably do the sheet rocking myself but plan to have a contractor do rest.