If they don’t, they could be forced to rely on reserve funds or even increase dues to cover the shortfall until the homes are repaired or rebuilt.

Hi BP Community,I’m looking to refine my real estate investment strategy and want to make sure I’m on the right track.Here are a few areas I’m focusing on:Property Selection: How do you choose the right type of property for your goals?

I like the fact that the price points are lower than most other markets and that the city is home to Norte Dame University.

I'm erring on the side of caution that this wouldn't be allowed. 

My state doesn't have a foreclosure auction calendar that shows ALL of the upcoming foreclosure auctions, that also reflects postponements (important) and cancellations.

Most troublesome is that most state's SOLs, if not all, are based on caselaw rather than baked into the state code so it's not a simple Google search to find out. 

Based on 45 years in real estate, I’ve experienced these types and I believe they are the biggest time suckers to be avoided as quickly as possible Types of Customers to Avoid1.

I am here to absorb anything real estate that I couldn't learn in my hometown nor college.

Most of them are some version of "I want to replace my income and quit my job." 

Hi all -I have a house on the market that is not selling.