. 😀 Anyway…I am working on an AI tool 🤖 to make it much easier for real estate investors to find their next investment. 🏡🏢 Rather than tell you what features I want to build, I would love to hear from more investors like you about what challenges you’re facing, what’s not a pain point and what tools you have that are useful, what tools aren’t — so that I can build something would actually be helpful to you!

Hello,
My name is Liilt. I joined bigger pockets to meet with like-minded investors and start my career goal of fixing and flipping houses. 

If the deal is "creative" and outside the traditional box of a real estate closing, they won't like it. 

I'm Lisa Cervantes-Glynn from Denver passionate about real estate investing for over 15 years. 

Hey @Laura Casner, I agree with others to use the local real estate and find out what others are paying.I would call an agent and give them some specs on the house you are planning and the location and they should be able to give you some decent idea of insurance cost.I would budget a bit more for repairs and maintenance for the first year after the build.

Don’t want to emulate that mistake in real estate by allowing myself to become too influenced by companies that are simply good marketing their own services but not great market prognosticators.

Hi, I’m new to real estate investing.

I am NOT interested in owning any more real estate (retired here man) so I had planned on just paying my 15% long term Capital Gains tax rate and moving on to my "safe money" retirement program of MYGA's / CD's and High yield Savings account / Bonds / some Stocks.

I never did this before and I have a bit of capital as I'm looking to get into my first real estate deal out of state in the next 3 to 6. months.

As a real estate investor and advisor with an eye for opportunity, few transactions in history rival the scale and foresight of the Louisiana Purchase.