You'll want to get prequalified and know exactly what you can afford because the market is super competitive and you'll need to be ready to make offers quickly once you find something you like.

I have seen folks go on to do great things with paid training.as well as seen many and its probably the majority do nothing with it.. and end up selling their books and tapes on E bay for 50 bucks.thats where i would start E bay look to buy every guru's books and tapes you can find listen/read all the material and see if there is anything you learn from that.   

But you're 100% right that insurance and taxes are absolutely crushing the Florida market.

Hi everyone, I am an investor looking to connect with other investors in the Charlotte, NC market.

It's crucial to conduct thorough due diligence on the property to ensure it has potential for value appreciation or can be renovated to increase its market value.To learn more about seller financing and strategies for adding value and reselling properties for profit, consider studying real estate investment books, attending seminars or workshops, and networking with experienced real estate investors who have successfully used this strategy.

I usually ask potential candidates to review my screening criteria before arranging a showing or submitting an application.INNAGO not only helps you market your properties but also assists in screening prospects.

These 4 deals, in 3 different markets I have either side of a seller finance & private credit deal trying to get out of this and asking if I able to show something to get this done.

You're in RI hence there are a lot of markets with 3-4 unit multifamily including Providence, Woonsocket, and Pawtucket.

I don’t know but would love to hear some feedback, everybody’s market is unique , I’m in Colorado…unless you make a big undermarket buy when you  refi (possible but not easy in this  market )  how else can you tap into equity , scale up and cashflow ?

Like any market, it can also go poorly if you get the wrong asset and have a poor plan.