Based on 45 years in real estate, I’ve experienced these types and I believe they are the biggest time suckers to be avoided as quickly as possible Types of Customers to Avoid1.

I’m interested in doing one of those equity investments where they give you a certain percentage of the equity in your home and you pay it back any time if the future when you move and your home sells. 

utm_source=GMB&am...it was full of 200k 300k and more k cars   I was a real estate investor so I thought what is  the harm in dreaming?  

Days on market is nearly the same as this time in 2023, showing a reliably strong seller's market, yet not as competitive and crazy as COVID-era.

I am curious to know if the proximity to Pennsylvania itself is a crucial factor in renting out the property, or if it would be equally viable to invest in an area further away from the city (with a 1-hour commute time, as opposed to a 30-minute train ride from Haverford).I would greatly appreciate if anyone could provide information on the actual rental prices for an average 3-bedroom house in these areas.

Also, if you are an agent with experience in the Loreto real estate market, pls DM me.

It gave me time to wait for the market to improve, and I used my savings for a down payment on my new home.

When our tenants move in, we collect the first month’s rent along with a one-time, non-refundable move-in fee that’s typically a little less than half of the monthly rent (for example, $600 for a $1300 rental).

Most of the people from Airbnb actually stay a few months at a time, I have monthly rates to encourage people stay for a month.

BP has saved us a lot of time and money already with just our first property.