They have little specs baked in so that it is not smooth and slippery when it gets wet.

I know them better and can make it a smooth transition for all parties concerned.

It sounds like he’s transitioning from employees(“trades people” ) to subs, to save money money?

So I'm an E-4 in the army (married of course) currently an 11B transitioning to 92F in a year, so my main plan is to save up as much money as I can for the next year and raise my credit score as high as I can ( currently 680)I'm trying to wrap my head around how I want to invest into real estate, my first rental property I want to be a house hack, in which I purchase a duplex or triplex and live in one unit and rent the others.

A smidge of gardening at the transition to winter; a call to a repair company for a refrigerator leak; and a trip to the hardware store for furnace filters.I listen to real estate and financial podcasts, instead of listening to music.

Due to harder and harder rental controls all over the bay area, I am considering transitioning into Commercial Real Estate.

Would love to hear from anyone who transitioned from contracting to real estate or are currently doing both?

Now that Zillow has transitioned to a pay-per-use platform, they are trying to avoid having to syndicate from other sources.

Here some ideas to make it go smoothly:- Put together a financing file electronically that you can share (maybe you have done this already).

I would make sure you do a very thorough screening of your potential tenant to make sure things move smoothly.