I just past the Maryland Real Estate exam and i will be looking for a Investor friendly brokerage that will also let me eventually buy and sell my own properties. I am in Baltimore, Md and have good knowledge of all n...

I have old house rented out (built in 193) in the Seattle area. It had multiple layers of wallpaper in the first floor. Those are probably from 1970s. Very recently I put new wallpaper since the old wallpaper keep get...

I just pasted my North Carolina real estate exams and have received my license.  I want to hang my license with an investor friendly real estate company that I can optimize my properties exposure through the MLS, as w...

Does anyone have experience with rental purchases on Granby, CO? I am new to the business and noticed price's are much less in Granby. Given the distance from Winter Park, would you still consider Granby a good rental...

I'm considering getting into a deal with ifunding for a simple 6-month loan. I live in Ohio, the loan is for a project in CT. Will I be required to file a separate State return for CT on the interest I earn from the p...

@Avery Carl 
Curious of your insight to how rentals at Douglas lake compare to general Sevierville STR's.  Not just past, but future.  opportunity?

Hi BP

I just pasted my realtor exam, signed up with brokerage...
But looks like I have to put my house up before my new agent training.

My company has been quite helpful...
I'm curious how you do it....

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I just past the Florida RE license and I'm hoping to start my real estate career as a part-time agent (continuing my FT job) until I get a little established and some reserve money saved up.

My question is -...

In many markets, inventory is increasing. The reasons seem pretty obvious (higher rates = lower affordability = less demand = more days on market = inventory starting to pile up).However, I've been wondering if there ...

As a first time investor considering buying out of state combined with the various issues with Biden and real estate investors, COVID, and unemployment, etc. Thoughts on proceeding still or wait and see how things sha...