Marriott, Hilton, Wyndham in the past.

Fayetteville real estate investing is pretty good, though recently it's getting MUCH more competitive than in past yearsnone of the good deals in Fayetteville stay on market long. your best bet is to talk to realtors and hunt the market often, when a deal comes you need to move lightning quick.

Hi BP community.I've been listening to the podcast and reading the forums on BP for the past 2 months and just wanted to say all the information found on this site is priceless!

In the past 10 years I have bought two, two family homes, two 10 acre lots, one condo and my personal residence. 

No cash back on owner occupied only investor loan.I have built homes and some rentals in years past and owned rental properties all through bank or conventional financing. 

I would also be sure to ask for proof of insurance or a bond...referrals, images of past projects, etc.

Check, money order, cash, ACH, google, deposit-only debit card, whatever, get that rent to me and I'm happy.For digital payments, I have used Cozy in the past, which is great.

(has to wait 60 days as his friend is renting a room) He owes 300k and wants to net at least 100k min after the sale.The comps in his area show similar houses that sold for around 435k to 460k.

I have attended a handful of RE meetups in the past My SkillsMy short-term goal is to learn from, contribute to, and build value to an existing operation near the Boston area.

Looks like some things have changed on the different department websites in the past year and we can't find this.