Hi @Kate Jones - You definitely need to be engaged with an agent and lender before you try and purchase anything.

I haven't always had the option of engaging a professional with REI experience.

Unfortunately beyond the sliding glass door is a stairwell with about 12 steps leading to the (grass) in the backyard, therefore I would have to install pavers for a pathway leading to the driveway alongside the house. 

Engage in the forums to answer specific questions.

If you’re extremely busy in your day job and you don’t have the time or energy to be actively engaged in real estate investing, syndications makes sense.

The second time she suggested participating, I engaged her more fully and she has become my primary investor with my most recent project.

But it says Detadeli has requested to follow you and starts engaging as soon as you accept.

I don't fault your agent for engaging with another buyer who may be interested in similar properties.

I worked alongside a CPA and asked a ton of questions, and I wanted to breakdown our strategy for anyone in the BP community that might be interested.First, broke down my 3-2 townhome into percentages based on square footage:I personally occupied the 13% unit for the first 6 months of the year, then had a tenant move into the 22% unit downstairs.

Send mail to their heirs and start engaging with the neighbor.