I recently switched jobs and currently debating on what to do with my 401k, now that I have options to do a roll over into my new company's plan, roll into a self-directed IRA, etc.

I recently read the article defended below about how a city back east is putting liens against landlords for tenants unpaid bills.

Recent events have pressed more of a NEED than a WANT- looking to get my brother-in-law into a flip or BRRRR-type property for a few reasons: 1) Get a young single father an alternative living arrangement to current situation 2) Allow him to pay down debt 3) Get him interested in real estate investing for lifelong financial benefit.

I recently heard about REI, and I eventually stumbled upon BP.

I just recently picked up Brandon Turners book on Rental Property Investing and have been listening to the BiggerPockets pod cast daily.

I knew the markets well, partnered with someone and started growing a portfolio.But with the recent concerns surrounding the state expropriating property without compensation (https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-45026931), it raises a few concerns over property rights in the country.

I am in the military and I recently received PCS orders from San Diego to Arlington, VA.

I have recently finished college and moved out of my apartment to start my new job as an architect. 

If you send your go-to lender your most recent tax returns and mortgage statements for each property, he should be able to work it up in like 10 minutes (assuming your property taxes and homeowner's insurance haven't changed significantly since you did your taxes). 

I have a career (of 5 years) that allows me to move freely through out the US in typically larger cities and pays well.In the recent times I've found that the CO market near me is insane.