And, it's about 35-40% fewer than we had listed in 2018 and 2019

It’s the blueprint that keeps you on track and from making deals up on the fly, which is dangerous.

I only know enough to be dangerous.

It's hard to tell from across the country what is a blue-collar neighborhood and what is dangerous.

You are any type of seller financing entity and you finance the sales of three or fewer properties in any 12-month period.

 Called a bank today and they are seeking 5.25% with $4,500 closing costs for a 90k loan on a rental with fewer than four units.Both the rate and the closing costs seem high.What are others seeing these days?

I've seen a few different views on this and it remains unclear for me, so I offer my apologies in advance if its repetitive.

The brokerage I spoke with about wholesaling said its alright as a realtor if doing REO's ...

Our own VC had us pull out and it was the talk of tech companies.That kind of influence is dangerous.

The cost of everything is going up from the cost of housing, labor, to materials, borrowing and holding and there are fewer and fewer houses available, so I would expect to see some companies start to wilt a bit and create fringe policies.  

You should ask the engineer to look for deterioration in the condition of the pipe, as well as evaluate water leaks using a moisture meter.Improper electrical wiring: Improper electrical wiring in a house often lead to insufficient power, lack of overload protection and quite often dangerous wiring connections.