Source: https://www.alignable.com/forum/new-2023-rent-delinquency-re...Agents are commissioned sales, very few people are prepared to weather the ups n downs.

I'm fresh in the game and currently on the lookout for my first property and thought it wise to consult a pro for advice, and eventually tax help, before I dive in.Furthermore, if you're an investor and invest / live local to this area, want to meet up for lunch or coffee sometime?

I hadn't thought about the fact that all the "rush" charges could amount to such a considerable percentage of the total cost of a campaign.

So with the garage conversion, he thought there might possibly be a way to convert the garage to a couple units, but still somehow classify my property as "residential".   

With a yield on cost at 8%.I could care less what the going-in cap rate is, as long as I see a path to substantially add value to the property.Many value-add investors do exactly the same thing.What are your thoughts about buying deals with negative leverage going in?

I thought we were for sure headed for a recession as a result of monetary policy.

And the interest rate is higher because of it.If you can define what your thought was here that might help us determine the right path to suggest. 

It’s a neighbor city, so probably not the exact answer you’re looking for, but thought I’d share. 

I thought DocuSign, RightSignature, and AdobeSign to be expensive for my needs (I just need a few signatures a year) and a whole lot more complicated to understand.

Thoughts?