I hope this helps you.

Keep educating yourself on the area so you’ll be ready when the time comes.I hope this helps.I wish you all the best.

Most depository banks would rather have their clients have liquid assets compared to real estate, which they deem as illiquid, with the hopes that they can eventually get those deposits/investments under their own management.

I need some flips in for the experience itself as well as hopefully to grow my initial capital. 

If you’re getting your loan docs from a lending attorney, and I hope you are, both the lender’s instructions and deed of trust, mortgage, or loan agreement should specify your insurance requirements and could serve as a reference for you.

Hi all, I am new to real estate investing and hoping to purchase my first property within a year.

Also, hoping it will be easier to refuse to rent to people who claim they have 3 emotional support dogs etc.  

We're looking to branch out to the Maine seacoast, but the rental management company we are working with says you're lucky to get 8 weeks in high summer and then hope to rent monthly (at a much lower price) over the winter.

Hoping to do my first investment deal in 2024 and have SO much to learn.

I'm just a little nervous and was hoping to gain a little extra insight before making a choice.