Hi my names Albert and I'm 20, i recently started working with a real estate firm in houston on the investing branch of the company and I've learned a lot recently.

I have a basic strategy I would like to run by some of you more experienced REIs:To find the best Real Estate Agents with an investor mindset, talk to many lenders (Mortgage company, private hard money lenders, banks, etc) and ask for their referrals, or whose name they see the most in their paperworkTo find the best Real Estate Lenders, talk to many Real Estate Agents and ask for referrals for REI Lenders.I will be going in to banks and real estate agencies to start interviewing these lenders and RE Agents, and I was wondering, what questions would you ask a real estate lender?

My name's Krys, I'm 29 and looking to finally purchase my first property.

Pretty basic question for the seasoned vets:I have a property in PA in my own, personal name that I’m looking to let go to tax sale.

Hello BiggerPockets,My name is Steve Kim.

The calculation varies based on who you inherited from, their age at death, how you were named as a beneficiary and your age. 

Jessica Rodriguez I can pull them for .12 per name anywhere in USA

If the landlord is named on the policy, then the landlord is also notified if you cancel the policy (which would put you in violation of your lease).I would talk to an insurer about the amount of the policy - renter's insurance can also cover damages caused by the renter (you) and as well as the contents of the rental unit. 

@James Thomas Nakashian Unless you have separate utilities that the tenants can each put in their own name (it doesn't sound like you do), you'll simply need to adjust the rent appropriately for a utilities included apartment.

There's more flexibility in this space, in Canada, than most people know, due to changes over the past two years.My guy's name is:Hitesh Rathod, CFA CEO NexusCrowd