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Marcella Hoard Investing in a tight housing market
24 May 2021 | 0 replies
-Investors account for about 23% of the city's single family home purchases-Many are focusing on San Antonio and other Texas cities because of the state’s relatively low home prices and fast-growing population-This is causing prices to go up for both investors and primary home buyers as the city's inventory levels are the tightest they have ever been-The investors buying single-family homes are responsible for a large part of the steep rise in home prices across the U.S.
Marcella Hoard Investing in a tight housing market
25 May 2021 | 1 reply
-Investors account for about 23% of the city's single family home purchases-Many are focusing on San Antonio and other Texas cities because of the state’s relatively low home prices and fast-growing population-This is causing prices to go up for both investors and primary home buyers as the city's inventory levels are the tightest they have ever been-The investors buying single-family homes are responsible for a large part of the steep rise in home prices across the U.S.
Marcella Hoard Investing in a tight housing market
24 May 2021 | 0 replies
-Investors account for about 23% of the city's single family home purchases-Many are focusing on San Antonio and other Texas cities because of the state’s relatively low home prices and fast-growing population-This is causing prices to go up for both investors and primary home buyers as the city's inventory levels are the tightest they have ever been-The investors buying single-family homes are responsible for a large part of the steep rise in home prices across the U.S.
Joshua Gwaltney Investor Partners and Getting Pre-Approved
2 June 2021 | 5 replies
@Joshua GwaltneyWhat is the experience level of the 5 other investors.
Robert Leitner Fair cost for appraisal
28 May 2021 | 18 replies
The prices was the same, the market wasn't that much different, so I expected the same level of appraisal - or to be told / given the option up front.
Reza Rostami How to learn Fix and Flip
25 May 2021 | 2 replies
Your best bet is to start networking with other flippers at meetups, REIA meetings, and as an agent.At the highest level, flipping is very easy, you need to know rehab costs and ARV.  
Wes Franco First Time Investor/Owner in Ultra-Expensive Market
28 May 2021 | 8 replies
(Properties were in different conditions/levels of upgrades)5) In this market of high demand and low supply, it is best to get in and stake your claim to a property.
Alex Castillo 1031 exchange questions
26 May 2021 | 5 replies
- Can it be a "fixer upper" type of multifamily, something similar to be able to brrrr?
Ryan Briones Where to start real estate investing?
25 May 2021 | 1 reply
Dig deep a few level to decide what your driving factor is.
Nathan James Im looking for a great Home Inspector!
26 May 2021 | 13 replies
One may do a high level inspection for $300 and another gets in the weeds for $600.