Agreed - you don't have a competitive advantage, specifically as it relates to investing.

What should I be focusing on when analyzing a deal that doesn't directly relate to the house?

I would definitely check out the Real Estate Events and Happenings section as there are usually several different events for local investors every month, and they're generally great for meeting people involved in different facets of the industry to build out your team.It's certainly challenging to find good deals nowadays in the area--there's a lot competition, and almost everything you'll see on the MLS will be relatively overpriced (and/or gone within days/hours of being posted).

I will talk with my attorney about this, but I wanted to hear from people on here who have done this and may know some good tricks or tips to making this a profitable and relatively safe deal.Thanks!

A Guide to Modeling and Overcoming Analysis ParalysisI am a numbers person by nature and often consider excel to my second home for my 9 to 5 job and so I can relate to those who find themselves wanting to exhaustively model a potential property and the cashflows that could result.

I also have a non retirement account worth about 65000 that I have set up so that it is attached to my checking account if I need it for anything real estate related.

We frequently provide value to the forum by answering questions and posting updates to the tax laws they relate to real estate.

I'd like to stay relatively local to Nashua for a bit, but in the long run I am open to almost any market.

In the definition section of the Code of Ordinances, the definition of family is as follows: “One or more persons related by blood, adoption, or marriage, or not more than two (2) unrelated persons living and cooking together as a single housekeeping unit.”

How much credit is available for this asset class relative to others in this market?