They also host events with keynote speakers for legislative updates, etc. 

And i just wanted to share that even with a whole host of bad situations (tenant breaking lease, constant vacancy, bad property manager, etc), we still managed a near 10% ROI.

The right sponsor may not have a deal ready when you reach out, but if you maintain regular contact you'll be near or at the top of their list when they do get a deal and need to raise capital.

Curious how y’all pay your deal finders:- just your regular Joe that you meet at non- real estate Networking events - your buyer’s agents More of a background: investing in San Antonio and the purchase price points are between 75-120k.

My thought is we may host a newly sober alcoholic, and I don't want our house to be a temptation or a negative experience.

In addition to the other advantages I mention above, meeting lenders who regularly attend local real estate clubs, face-to-face, is the safest way to avoid an online scam.That there are those who must rely on the web for their commissions is not Brittany’s problem.

If you have regular homeowners on the STRs you own you’ll want to revisit that ASAP.

The school will likely host free events where they bring in professionals.

Regular mortgages are amortized over a period of years. 

The other big issue is the VA inspector can and most likely will call out things on the inspection that wouldn't normally be noticed on a regular inspection.