I’m slightly confused on what kind of lawyer would be best for investment properties.

Yeah the margins are kind of tight, rent would be $1150.

Hello everyone,I'm meeting with the seller's realtor to view a property in a suburb of Charlotte, NC and I wanted to ask you all what kind of questions you have asked in the past to find out good information about the area and property.Here are the points I already plan to hit:Why is the seller selling (Always a go to)What's your opinion on the rental market right nowWhat's your opinion on the real estate market right nowWhat would you say is the reason this home hasn't sold yet (28 days on market)Do you live in the areaWhat do you like about the areaWhat I'm trying to think of is more thought provoking questions that will get the realtor to reveal his true feelings about the area.The reason I'm prying is because it is a relatively small town with pockets of higher valued houses but there doesn't really seem to be any rhyme or reason. 

hello,Hope you all are doing well, i wish to start my career as realtor, i have just moved from Pakistan here in San Antonio, kindly let me know the whole procedure to become a realtor.Thanks,Pari

What kind of commercial assets are you interested in?

I just want to secure my future with more than a standard 9-5 pay check to paycheck kind of job and have multiple incomes instead of 1, like them..

I feel it’s very unprofessional even if it sounds like a kind thing to do.

I don't know any of these kinds of investors directly but it's a good thing we have laws in place that require a process that prevents lenders from steamrollering people out of their homes. 

You may be hard pressed to get a single family to fork over the rent for that kind of house.

Also, is there a credit card that anyone prefers because of the perks or any kind of other information in relation to this?