They have a few really good options in there that hit several areas of the RE Investing journey! 

Hit me up anytime.

Hello All,I'm getting hit hard by the "slowdown" in Westchester, NY.I've owned my home for almost 8 years now.

@Kate Kirsch hit me with a PM and get me on the phone if you have ANY interest in self managing.

Of course this is also a function of us avoiding a direct hit from a major hurricane...

Just last week , digging footers for an addition , 3/4 's of the way digging and my guy hits an abandoned septic tank .

We rely on brokers but always happy to learn of more efficient ways for deal sourcing (target: 100+ units).Looking forward to seeing you in October.

(I don't have any move in check list or pictures, just pics of how they left it and proof of smoking.)Or do I just list that the security deposit went to the unpaid rent and let them figure out the credit hit down the road?

Spend an appropriate amount of time researching, reading, and learning obviously but time is money when you’re growing it exponentially.Since you mentioned “getting out” versus retirement then I figure you’re just hitting your ETS.

If we can save time AND the technology's efficiency is making it cheaper than the old way, it’s a no brainer for consumers.