Single family properties continue to be extremely desirable to both renters and homeowners, providing cashflow while remaining relatively easy to offload if the need arises.

Single family properties continue to be extremely desirable to both renters and homeowners, providing cashflow while remaining relatively easy to offload if the need arises.

@Lawrence Ratliff, its extremely hard to find an agent like you who truely works for the interest of his/her client.

I did a quick Google search about Fort Rucker, AL and it has an extremely small population, less than 5,000 people.

For your flood issues, I personally work directly with my RE agent and avoid any areas in or extremely close to a flood zone. 

I understand that the clerk is just doing their job but its extremely frustrating.Sorry for the long post...I think I covered the bulk of it.  

...I ask, because a HH is typically a much better strategy for a beginner...Flipping and wholesaling are both (comparatively) high-risk strategies that beginning investors should think twice about--beginners can get into extremely hot financial and legal water very quickly with those strategies...heck, even experienced folks can get themselves in very sticky situations flipping/wholesaling...All other things being equal, a house hack is a better strategy for a beginning investor who doesn't have much prior experience...Why?

Hello Rob,I am extremely sorry that we dropped the ball on your work orders. 

I think your property tax calculation may be off that seems extremely low. 

However, going further as Jon did and saying that the transactions are ALSO going to be done in bitcoin or cyber currency (and not understanding how unsolvable the extreme volatility, lack of security,  energy hog issues, etc. have been) is extremely implausible.Saying that one day, loans may be recorded on a blockchain/distributed ledger is completely plausible and likely.