If you decide to pursue the storage route I would recommend getting a feasibility study to make sure you're building correctly/you should build.Cost you probably $5k give or take, and save you money in the long run.

Hello all- I have been studying and reading on BP for months now and this is my first post!

I am also studying up on wholesaleing to generate extra capital for buy and hold!

Unfortunately, I only cared about throwing parties, playing baseball, and studying for exams so I missed out on studying the economics of a downturn.For those who were real estate investors during the last recession and others, what is the lending environment like?

Nationwide or Florida Specific, please let me know of you have a minute.With that said, if anyone else has any other beneficial ways to study the economy currently please drop them below!!

I am a US citizen studying abroad in Lille, France.

There's hundreds of threads on Bigger Pockets regarding tenant screening.I would say a very important step is to research and study your state's landlord/tenant laws.

About me:-I work in the architecture/engineering/construction industry and am currently studying to get my architectural license-As such I love old houses with architectural character... but I'm learning quickly from my 1914 home that they're a lot of work-I have two children (a boy and a girl) with my wife, Elsa.

Where can I find information and laws to study up on the subject?

Hi all, I'm currently entering my fourth year of studying Mechanical Engineering at the University of Akron.