It was long and painful and I should have just done it myself, but it all worked out.

Always has been and probably always will.As I've said elsewhere, I cry for the pain of the world, too.

1940s house build on a slab - a good amount of issues that I had to fix with plumbing with tenants along the way that were a pretty big pain being on a slab Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

I'm building Ferryhome to support homebuyers going without an agent.Real Estate Goals: Get multiple rental properties that pays for the bills and funds other business.Currently Seeking: To join local meetups and connect with fellow homebuyers, investors, real estate agents, attorneys, and other professionals.Looking forward to networking with you all, and thanks in advance!

Good afternoon!I am looking to help and learn from an experienced mentor. I am completely new to real estate investing and have never purchased a home. I would love to work for FREE for an experienced investor in hope...

Do your research, don't over extend yourself, and seek out a grey hair mentor who has done what you are seeking to do.  

When I first came to San Antonio area I had two Investors seek me out,  because I was working hard and producing leads.

I feel your pain @Daron Williams First, find out if your problems can be repaired or if you have to go your separate ways.

@Chad Dunham the last thing you want to do is buy a multi $100k asset that performs poorly because you didn't want to be a bother to someone, speak up at least to the broker and say it isn't clicking with the agent, they can try to find you another agent, let you go, or be a massive pain (which is unlikely because their business runs on referrals and reputation).

posting on behalf of a friend, looking for advice. Chicago Illinois; My friend owns his condo unit in a multi unit building, he has some issues with the upstairs neighbors that happen to be renters of that unit.  His...