Just curious if anyone has any experience getting into real estate investing via becoming a home inspector and kind of grasping the field.

I'm just over in DoverThere’s a real estate investors meetup this Monday 8/12 6PM at Chapel and Main in Dover

Hello Everyone,I currently have 2 rental properties averaging $3,300/month in cashflow. I have 1 mortgage in my name (about $1500/month). My income is on the lower side since I have declared smaller amounts since 2022...

Also, everyone is anticipating much lower rates over the next 12-18months, so if you purchase today you will most likely refinance to a lower rate in the coming few years.With Real Estate it's important to remember not only that it is a long term investment, but that there are many ways to make money on the asset. 

I have always been very interested in investment properties and I aim to be a great partner for any investor who wants to do business in The Hudson Valley. Currently soaking in all things BP in hopes of learning enoug...

Yes, it's BP buzzword bingo -- but also a real deal. 

Here are some data points below from the past month:🏠📈 Real Estate Update 📉🏠Here's the latest market report (based on single family homes):🏡 Mortgage Rates:30-year conventional rate today is 6.63%30-year VA rate today is 6.20%💰 Median Sales Price:May: $475,995June: $485,000July: $487,483📈 New Listings:May: 2,141June: 1,920July: 2,032📅 Median Days on Market Until Sale:May: 12June: 13July: 14📦 Months Supply of Inventory:May: 2.4June: 2.3July: 2.6

I'm a newbie investor excited to jump into the real estate game.

Tampa is not only a great STR market, but is also leading the way in Floridas real estate market with development, job growth, and net migration, which are all important fundamentals to long term growth.

Your theory on using an FHA is basically just, low money down, but why do you want to invest in real estate?