Take the time to prepare for major expenses, whether that comes from your dayjob, some small side hustle, or a startup you're grinding on day and night.I sold one company and started another before getting back into real estate recently.

I'm starting to look at the market, and I was curious if anyone had any information on travelling nurse demand, saturation etc.Thank you!

If you’re looking to take extra cash out generally this season requirements start at 90 days, some lenders are six months.

Either that wall is taking on a load and the studs are bowed or they installed them to long and bowed them in place.

Should you know how to do this first, then look to find places or jump head first? 

I am hoping to get a head start on my REI journey before I graduate.

So this agent, after having 3-4 offers rejected, told me she didn't want to keep presenting offers unless I was going to start making "good offers."   

Also your lender should make you aware of the fact that you can even get an income credit for the departing residence to help you qualify for the new place.  

That's not including the unit that her boyfriend would be occupying (and any cash he might be contributing to the place on his end) or the store front.

If they didn't, the seller could foreclose.So, you could either:1) Buyout the middleman with cash and assume existing LC2) Write a new LC with the middleman and leave the existing LC in place, but include language that requires proof of payment to the underlying LC.