Hello everyone,I began my real estate investment journey in 2016 while pursuing dual degrees—an MBA and a Master's in Computer Science. 

I used a $5/sf small format mesh backed porcelain tiles for the flooring whereas most in my market use sub $2/sf 12"x12" or 12"x24"porcelain or ceramic that makes similar bathrooms appear smaller.

You will find that government ordinances and statutes literally 99.999999 percent of the time define "owner" to include the beneficial owners of a land trust, and that the "owner" is liable for code violations regarding the corpus of the trust if it is real estate.

Ive had my license for 6 months now an i just wanted to know how to navigate a market like this with very high prices.

I am wondering if it is time to go back to the market, I know renting probably will not be easy... 

It's not the ideal living condition, but it's a proven method of investing when real estate is unaffordable.

That's a fairly common issue in smaller markets.

I’m diving into the world of commercial real estate and am excited to get started here in the Minneapolis area.

Not new to real estate as I’ve been a licensed agent for the past 4 years with over 10 years of commercial and residential construction experience.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?