The problem you may run into is that any appraisal will place a lot of weight on your purchase price.

Downtown Austin is actually on the southern end of our built-out metro.Some experts have told me that The Domain area could eventually eclipse downtown Austin in size, weight and height.

Columbus is the only Ohio market that has seen rapid growth in jobs and population.

For a bought system, assuming the output was sufficient, the savings should be considerable, and the value can be high to a discerning buyer.The reason that I have no interest in a leased system is that the buyer has forfeited the 30% credit to the company installing it for (likely) minimal electricity savings, in exchange for a 20 year lease on equipment that is quickly becoming out-of-date (cost per watt to install solar is decreasing rapidly year by year).

They don’t appreciate unless the land is super valuable or in a rapidly growing area.I strive to get nice mobile homes, on their own land, in high rent areas and where there is lots of demand.

I think that was the original brrr back in the day and for awhile we just have been spoiled on doing it rapidly one property at a time. 

Many neighborhoods, if not all, are very hot for flips right now since the prices have gone up very rapidly.

Overall I think we put way too much weight on annual goals and not enough weight on daily, weekly, and monthly goals.

So, I spent some time researching private lending and put together a presentation that walks a beginner through how you make money in real estate and how private lending works.I thought this might be a useful resource for others, so I'm sharing the link to access the PowerPoint here.If anyone has experience with private lending in West Michigan or Grand Rapids and wants to connect, let me know!

Unless you expect your financial position to change rapidly you could be setting your self up between a rock and a hard place.