in addition I'm in the process of financing a 4 family (on the personal banking side) better terms and conditions.

Equity Trust does a really good job and has very helpful customer service to walk you through the process.

Anything other suggestions or advice.I'm not real sure what I should do about the tenants during this process, hopefully they have renters insurance.None of the properties are in flood zones, does anyone know if you can get some sort of fema assistance even if you don't have flood insurance?

I've listened to 42 podcasts since 18 September and really getting a lot out of it and enjoying the learning process.  

Hi BP, I am in the process of  working on my first real estate deal.

I live in the county and was wondering how difficult the permit process is.Thank you in advance!

In the process of networking and looking at possibly property deals, we connected with a husband and wife who live in Tulsa and often flip properties.

I mean, is there some kind of investing or buying/selling process that civilians can do or benefit from that an agent couldn't?

Hey everyone, I'm new to BP but I wanted to share this video I made throughout the process of doing my first flip!

For SFH its squared footage / bedrooms / and area that help command price basically just like apartments.. harder to shop in person for comps so listings on major sites are easy to track by area / map Apartments basically the same way,, but transportation / bus sometimes is a big plus.. and if your in a close nitch with similar size apts I'd recommend go and physically check to see what they are offering,, shop them as I bet they have shopped you..