All Forum Posts by: Michael Lightwood

Considering getting in to a REIT in June and was wondering who might be a good choice. I have heard good and so so reviews and thought I would ask here about some advice before making a approach with money in hand.

@Lydia S. This sounds great. It was sort of a gray area for me since I have never bought this way, but knew of some that did. This will for sure make my transition a lot easier in the coming months. 

@Joshua Janus Thank you for the information. 

I will keep your info @Deonte Brown and be in touch when I am ready to do this in 2023. I appreciate the help. This will be the first time I have done it this way. 

I will be returning to Bellevue/Omaha Nebraska area. So will be looking in that area. Already looking on realtor.com at homes available so I can track what the market is like. 

I am looking at buying a house when I return to Nebraska. I have bought homes before, but only when I was in the area. I am wondering if it is possible through a realtor to buy a house while still in another state? Reason I ask is that I won't have that much time off work to go through the process of travel and then buying a home. Any idea's?

I have been looking around and came across a topic on REIT's and have been looking on Youtube about it. I was wondering if anyone here is involved in REIT's or has any information on them they would like to share. Thank you.

I am wanting to know about investing in residential plots. I read in a book recently that some lady was buying suburban plots before they were built on and months later was selling them for a good profit margin. Does anyone here invest in area's like this? I would be interested in learning more about the process. Thank you. 

Thank you for that info. I am looking a various ways and have a goal in mind. I have been wanting to do this for years and regret not starting sooner. So I am done regretting and making a progressive move to get this done. Once I am done with a project I am currently on I am moving back to Omaha Nebraska and plan to hit the ground running. Thank you again for your advice.