I moved to the Kansas City from Sydney in 2012 with $10,000After a few flips, I "progressed" to Toledo, Ohio in 2014.A few companies later, thousands of flips and the rest if history 😁It will depend how hard you dive in.The deals are always out there to be wholesaled, flipped, BRRRR, etc...$250,000 can go a long way in tertiary markets (Midwest 👍) and over time you could make real estate a full time living with that starting capital.And IMO, you won't worry too much about a 2.8% fixed loan or an 8% fixed loan.Money makes money.God Bless America heheJust my opinion and wishing you the best 🙏

They also do a lot of real estate work for the real estate brokerage I'm associated with and other brokers there. 

I would put in writing a request for all communication from the property manager including the caseworker name for the tenant and name and phone number of your tenant (if you don't have) and start contacting them directly to find out what's going on if your PM company isn't being responsive.Good luck.

Hey @Kristina Baljak - I'm a broker & investor in NYC, and this scenario isn't uncommon right now. 

Hello,I cancelled escrow within the 7 day contingency period and the escrow company is charging me 400 Cancellation fee.

But the seller simply goes to a different title company and closes with them and leaves your contract and EM setting at the original title company. and after some months that title company will want some resolution to the dead file and if nothing is done they will inter plead the EM to the court for disposition.

I just thought to tell you that we have closed at a title company, or the seller’s lawyer.  

This option also serves as a benefit to the lender (and potentially the broker) because origination is based on the total loan amount.

Shortly after I was advised by the utility company that there was an issue with my water that is indicating there is a massive leak.

There are several companies out there that have catered specifically to FSBO's, like Help-U-Sell.