Beautiful city, near the coast and mountains, a ton of businesses moving into the area, large demand for property, etc etc.

I have been in the mortgage business since 2003 and these same words and phrases that are stated above will always cause some folks to think now it not a good time to buy.

We are looking to grow our flipping business this year as well get into holding properties as our long term wealth strategy.

I'd seen and been part of several conversations regarding single-color-paint-schemes, and I liked the look and idea of doing it, but after talking with my brother-in-law who owns a successful painting business, and my father, who owned a successful painting business, I decided to abandon the single color scheme.The primary reason behind our choice was what you mentioned.

A $10k price reduction usually equates to around $35-50 in monthly savings (on a $250-300k loan amount) but a $10K interest rate buy-down can reduced monthly installments by $250/mo or more on a   What are you seeing in your portfolio or real estate/mortgage business?

Hi everyone,I wanted to get some feedback/thoughts on a short term rental strategy I am looking into.We have 8 strs in TN that are doing very well.

He's a great broker that does business the right way. https://www.procotexas.com/contact/

Here are some key considerations to aid your decision-making process:Diversification: While the allure of Cape Coral's potential cash flow is undeniable, diversification can be a prudent strategy.

If you are an individual that had a property loss (including personal property) then use the first link for FEMA.The second link is for business owners…and yes, this includes those of us that have rental properties.

You'll want each unit to pay their own bill unless you are planning to implement an MTR/STR strategy in which case occupants tends to not put utilities into your their name and you are charging a much large fee each month.