If your currently builder doesn’t offer any internal services to transition you, you could: - Borrow agains you IRA (401k), depending on the cost of the deposit, and pay it back when your old home sales and it's off the market.- Use a HELOC (80% - 85% of appraised values of current home) to use as deposit for the construction loan requirements (10% - 30%) and the debt would be concluded during the sale of the home.- Gift from family member as a deposit, and payback when the home salesThe question is really broad, so if I have misunderstood you question please let me know.

Hi everyone - I'm about to start my first job after college (in the DC area) and have recently started to learn about real estate investing as a side project.

I bought my first investment property 2 years ago during my junior year in college.

Not sure if this means the internals(such as plumbing and framing) are exposed or just drywall up.

Hi,I am a college student graduating in 2023 and I am looking to go into an investing path out of college but I am unsure what to do?

Boone is a lovely little college town situated in the Mountains on NC, sporting a population of just under 20,000 people and employing 8.45k people. 

Hi everyone im currently 17 turning 18 in a few days and I know college isn’t going to work for me.

Quote from @Nathan Gesner:I think computers are making a society that is lazy and dumb.In the good old days, I use to drive to any city in US --even internationally--, using actual maps to find a specific street.

Are you able to qualify for a DSCR loan when buying student housing in a college town.

Are there any small colleges or universities that may yield student rentals?