This will in turn make people not want to invest in properties or encourage people to buy homes.

Just a bit of encouragement for new investors 

Thanks for the advice and encouragement!

It worked in Gerrmany in the 30s by saying groups of rich people are the cause of all society's problems.As a non-affected person, I'd buy stock in U-Haul.

I would encourage you to look in the Huntsville and Birmingham markets of Alabama. 

If I was planning to non-renew the tenant anyway (due to an inability to be a decent neighbor), I'd make sympathetic noises to neighbors without actually saying anything and "encourage" them (discreetly) to go ahead with their complaint.

THanks for the encouragement..How was luck with creating equity and cash flow..It will be greatly useful if you can share couple of sample recent deals..Thanks again..Originally posted by @Brenden Mitchum:Hey @Rudy MannaPosting on BP is a fantastic way to find some of Atlanta's many awesome investor-minded agents.

Most banks will probably offer similar terms, but we encourage others to bank locally, because local banks offer better investor options, in most cases, as you grow your portfolio.

Hi y’all my name fabian from Riverside, ca and I have essential quick questions why is it, with respect I am asking to the general investors, technically speaking in our modern society I don’t see investors invest in 55 + communities. if you are younger under 55 are you allowed to purchase this type of investment properties?

My question is, I have never started let alone close on a real estate deal, like I said I just started learning (I started investing in stocks in January and in July I encouraged myself to learn about real estate) about this so I know I need more practice on "running the numbers" on a property (the calculators here are great help though) so is it too soon to start with an investment?