Lets be fair to agents.

I make a very good living here and am not trying to become a real estate investor to get out of debt but am rather coming here with a fairly important amount of cash in the bank that I would like to invest in real estate.I would like to participate in your forum and start building a network because laws and possibilities in the US are very different from what I used to deal with in France and I would like to avoid the most common mistakes right from the start.If I can help with my knowledge of real estate in France or Cuisine tips, it will be my pleasure.

That way you will know if the present HOA management seems on top of their game.To be fair, the HOAs are no worse than the average SFR owner who ignores the roof until it leaks or otherwise does not maintain the building.

Even heading along the Max lines you can find rents that vary a fair amount when you get out towards the end of the Blue line.I am not saying that every all areas will provide great cashflow.

They are sending their customers to United Communications and 8x8.

I think a fair price for both of us is about $185K.

They cut so many corners and still managed to sell a half-assed rehab for a decent profit.I am a mortgage broker, and I know a fair share about the lending side of Real Estate but I seem to hit the same road block when it comes to getting started.My only holdback right now is funds.

The few programs out there that will do blanket residential loans are fairly new and 5+ properties are required.Let's face it.

THIS IS ONLY A PARTIAL LIST.On these thousands of properties, they must concern themselves with occupant issues, safety and hazard issues, legal and title issues, property preservation issues, expense management, documentation and company/lender auditors, investor oversight, potential insurance claims, PMI or M/I claims, government oversight, Fair Housing issues, ooh and Profit/Loss (Values).

in NC for that unit, just curious are you paying fair market?