Hey @Seallington Touch I'd recommend attending some local meet ups and listening to the podcasts.

Since real estate is covered by state and local laws, it’s up to state courts to rule on this position.

The advantage of multifamily is the better control of valuation by the owner and the ease of operations since it's all localized.

I've seen people say they've had luck looking at probate filings at the local courthouse...but for that...who do you mail?

I'm open to buying anywhere in the USA so any commercial or real estate location ideas  are also greatly appreciated.Poppy P.S - My mission is to gain financial independence from my husband so I can feel stronger and more in charge of my life ;) Inspired by all the bad *** investors in these forums!

I was just told by my lender from a local bank here in Vancouver Washington that the Adverse Market Refinance FeIs still active.

If you are local that is great, but if you aren't check the local ordinances about that.

Find the local bank with the most branches and have the tenant make direct deposit there - no personal checks. 

Hey Joey, local Investor and I live in the St.

I would make sure to get a local person that can visit your property when needed.Someone that is insured and preferably licensed.Also make sure they have plenty of experience.