I am Connecticut raised, received a degree in architecture at Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston, Massachusetts, and have been living and working in architecture in Denver, Colorado for four years in June 2020 with experience in developer driven SFR, Duplex and Multifamily as well as custom single family residence design and project management.

I deal with old plaster demo and asbestos etc, and today I ran out of masks.

Things come up as a landlord, and ideally you shouldn't be coming out of pocket to pay.

If we do sell and for a good profit, ideally we'd close after the 2 year mark to avoid capital gains tax. 

A house-hack deal would be ideal for a first investment as it will allow you to get your foot in the door with a low down payment.Best of luck to you moving forward!

Second property is the one we just paid off and we were under an ARM which wasn't bad but about every two years it was being sold to a new company and each company was very different in terms of customer service.3.)  

Demand is steep for contractors and trades most won't go out to a property unless you have it under contract or you are a repeat customer.

I can't find the link, but I think it was Poland.I'm not sure if he was reacting to his target customer base, or his own personal likes though.If the developer is a member here, maybe he can weigh in on it.Good Luck! 

When you offer yourself as a lender, there will be all sorts of people that will come up to you, but ideally you would get to know the person that you are lending to.

I am a small fish in my local pond yet I am approached weekly, often daily, via calls, texts, and emails from people who "live in an expensive market and have identified ______ as an ideal Long Distance investment location and will be buying ____(insert audacious number of homes here_____ in the next year."