While I grasp that  higher interest rates will likely slow Real Estate appreciation and price increase in the retail ecosystem,  I struggle to understand how it will impact foreclosures. 

I'm struggling with figuring out a good way to purchase long-term rentals through traditional financing or BRRR using outside money that allows me to pay that investor back in a few years vs. indefinitely holding their principal and being a long-term partner.

I’ve been struggling to find a real estate attorney to do wholesale deals in Connecticut.

I know of several municipalities here in my area that have suddenly changed their ordinances and left STR owner/operators struggling to break even as LTRs. 

I would love to use an FHA to obtain these buildings but struggling how to go about doing so… Will the seller be less motivated because it isn’t an regular traditional loan; does  going in with an FHA deter the seller

You need to set up you circle before you even think about marketing, or you're going to struggle each step of the way.

I have been looking on Furnished Finders, and I'm struggling to find comps close by.

I live in an expensive apartment and want to take over someone's mortgage that is struggling.

Tell them they are struggling to pay the rent as it is, you are not going to renew their lease.

It was a struggle but we got it repaired, permitted and approved.