My boyfriend and I are struggling with the construction trash removal after most are done with the renovation.

Then come back and ask specific questions to fill in the gaps where your education is limited or you struggle to understand.

I have been very fortunate to find a great property management company and realtor that are working with me and have been very helpful but as a new investor, I struggle to formulate creative ways to close the deals I come across.  

I struggle with the mls.

We continue to struggle to get what we consider reasonable insurance quotes, so wanted to get your take on whether we should continue to shop it around or if we are just dealing with a property that may always just have a higher insurance cost.

I was hoping to find my first deal nearby so I could be more hands on and learn from the first one, but I've been really struggling to find ones that work financially.

I have a hoarder house that I always wanted, but never knew what the struggle would be, I was, obviously expecting to find... buried treasure!...

If you prefer audio books, it's on Audible.New landlords often struggle to find *qualified* tenants that:1.

The problem is that you do not understand the law, so it's advisable to seek an attorney for a professionally written lease agreement.However, most lease agreements written by attorneys are full of legal jargon that nobody understands and therefore struggles to abide by or enforce.

Struggling to find 2-4 unit buildings where we are looking.