I wanted to get thoughts on short term vs long term rentals as the first “foot in the door”.

One thing to consider that isn't technically a Mello-Roos, but is similar, are Deferred Water and Sewer Charges/Front Foot Benefit Fees.

I got a quote to install some unfinished hardwoods in Atlanta.Price came back at $2.22 / foot plus stain was another $2.22 / foot.

I believe being a property manager would be a good place to start to get my "foot in the door" in real estate.

Only one of them actually sued and the judge literally told her she should never step foot in his court again without an attorney because she had no case and was nuttier than squirrel poop.

Hello, I’m looking for well priced contractors for a 3000+ square foot property.

We bought it at a great price per square foot in a great location.

I am contemplating buying a co-op with my longterm girlfriend with whom I have a child.

They’ve just released their list of first, second, and third offerings, and after scouring nearly 600 pages of offerings, I’ve found a handful of properties that seem interesting enough to invest in: ie, not along a river that is known to flood, not some weird 20 square foot triangle of land between neighborhoods, and not a $20k property with $100k in taxes owed on it.

I have X amount of cash now; however, I think I've shot myself in the foot!