I just finished reading this article and thought I'd share the knowledge with others.http://www.investopedia.com/articles/mortgages-real-estate/10/mortgage-alternatives.asp

NO lie, one of the words lead me to an article written on Bigger Pockets (The BEST RE website) and have been here ever since.

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-housing-labo...After reading this article on the construction labor shortage I'm thinking that we are approaching a peak in the market.

I will be working remotely, and ideally would like to travel like a digital nomad at times, so would also be interested in a place that would be appealing to airbnb people or people wanting to rent.I was also wondering if someone could describe Lake County to me, in terms of the people and culture, and whether the outlook for the area is open to setting up cottage industries, art colonies, tesla-like communities, etc.Thank youp.s.

However, there are a few indicators in my market (Charlotte, NC) that point towards it being a bit on the overheated side: deceleration in construction projects, house flip rates very close to 2007/early 2008 levels, price expansion (appreciation) slowing down (according to some articles).

I just read an article stating: Blackstone's Invitation Homes will be going public.

I actually talked about this strategy in a recent article I wrote for BiggerPockets.And to answer your first question, the borrower certainly has input until the foreclosure is completed because they have rights as the property owner.

If any investors would like to let me know what they would think about lending to a newbie such as myself, or maybe even a contract to loan exchange would combine all of my aspirations, I am eager to hear from real people instead of the theoretical views of articles.

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Do I find the LLC articles of formation and send it to the resident agent?