It sounds like your crawlspace is ok to me but this is the type of question building science experts will argue over indefinitely.

Do your own research, talk to your own experts (your broker, your attorney) and read up on the laws of agency, among others.

I am no expert, but that's just what I would do.

But that just wasn't my thing.Im here guys and im going to go through this website with a fine tooth comb and take notes and im also going to ask many questions to you experts out there so be ready.

In other words your real economic cost is greater with accelerating the payoff.

You can find an established and reputable property management company in a nice cash flow market, and they will essentially act as your real estate investment expert in that locale.

@Carlton Francis I am no expert, but I think that all the people who own rental property will attest to the fact that the tax advantages are huge.

(Not professing to be an insurance expert or anything.)

Kay H.I am not a marketing expert, but what I do know personally is that the odds of me earning passive rental income are greatly diminished if I don't invest in inquiring the rental income producing asset.

Hi everybody,I'm starting out from scratch in this crazy RE world in Los Angeles, and I've heard from many people that before I go out trying to find a deal that I should first become an expert on (or at least be familiar with) the local market so I know the comps.