I normally tell my investor/house-hacking clients here in Colorado Springs and Denver to buy as soon and as frequently as they can.

@Bob Stevens“Investor friendly” (insert type of contractor you need) - everytime I hear that I think - they want the cheapest price available.Saw a post recently on here someone complaining that tenant was complaining hvac was not working and they were doing trial and error to fix it.

Ensure they have robust risk assessment protocols in place.Ask how they assess borrower creditworthiness and property value.Examine Legal Documentation:Carefully review all legal documents, including loan agreements, investment agreements, and any other contracts you will be required to sign.Consider having a legal professional review these documents to ensure your interests are protected.Request References and Testimonials:Ask for references from other investors who have worked with the firm.

@Joe NguyenWe are rental property investors in Tampa; feel free to DM me and we can get on a call.

For CA investors Nevada has many tax, landlord, and market job growth advantages.

How much should we allocate to demo such a structure and prepare it for development so that it's attractive to developers?

Hi All, I was looking at the $6,000 out of pocket deals that I discovered though NORADA real estate investors.

In my mind, pretty much anyone who buys a duplex or any multi-family home is either a RE investor or an aspiring RE investor and brand new duplexes, what I would consider not typically the best/smartest deals, are still being purchased left and right. 

Personally, I started out as a bird dog and wholesaler finding deals for other investors in single-family homes.

I’m a NNN investor located in Fairfax Virginia.