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Even my local clients communicate with me virtually post-Covid.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1222774-expla...Another point explained in this post is that we are not allowed to tell you "I will be happy to help you" until/if the moderators move your post into Classifieds.

Other than being moderately careful with what you put down them they are no different than being hooked up to a municipal system.he will of course get a septic inspection, usually paid for by the seller, during escrow.

First, let me just clarify that my comments below are as a user and not indicative of any BP policy whatsoever - I'm a moderator but also just a guy with houses :)As a guy that was on the original podcast, I'm looking forward to @Dave Meyer's contributions.

@Moderators @Andrew Syrios: One of the posters ( @James Hamling: ) on this thread has become libelous and abusive. 

No one really knows, but it seems like we’re in for a period of stagnation or slow/moderate growth in the RE market broadly. - it may be helpful to step back and assess where you are in the process.

Financing ApproachSince you may have retirement savings and equity in your home, consider:Conventional rental loans for predictable payments.HELOC or cash-out refinancing for down payments on the first investment.Keep your risk level moderate—don’t over-leverage if your primary goal is supplemental income in retirement.4.

The market shows some softness, but remains moderately competitive.

This is due to my low to moderate risk tolerance as I am new to the market.

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