I am trying to decide on my next course of action.

When things go wrong, and they inevitably will, it can be hard to agree on a course of action.

Of course people are going to have horror stories on both sides of the coin.

While you can meet those requirements online, I would recommend attending live courses - they are great networking opportunities.

For me, this would take a new options account at a specialist broker, but I'm calculating out the benefits of this "pure play" hedging index, vs the effort.As to the amount/cost of the hedge, I agree that you're mainly trying to avoid a loss if a market bubble hits or you're stuck with an unpurchased/unrented home for some time.

Lunch would be on me of course and I will go as close to you as possible to make it more convenient for you.Let me know if you're interested!

May be all I need to expand my business is to connect with portfolio lenders (like you) who do business in Houston.Would you lend against a "pool of rental SFR" in Houston (of course assuming DSCR and LTV numbers make sense)?

Rust Belt cities will be moving closer to the top of the list soon, but of course by that time, the good deals will be gone!

(there are a couple of hoops to jump through for email closing of course).Give Shelly Hartman a call (317) 566-9520;8444

You can't learn to swim by watching a video or reading a book, you've got to jump in, splash around, swallow some water and sink to the bottom a couple times before you figure it out.When I take a lump in life that costs me time or money, I tell myself I just paid for some education that you can't get from a college course or a guru, because I know I won't be repeating that mistake again.