It's not uncommon at all for a bank to flag investor accounts for risk/prohibited transactions and freeze your banking services.

Hi everyone,I’m hoping to get some honest, constructive feedback from investors, realtors, or anyone with an eye for what makes a home sell.The property is at 14 E 54th St, Savannah, GA 31405 in the Ardsley Park area.4 bedrooms, 3 bathsAbout 2,400 sq. ft.Built in 1950, brick home with original hardwoods (covered by current flooring)Vintage details like a fireplace, detailed ceilings, and original 1950s tile in two bathroomsFully fenced yard and classic curb appeal with a white picket fenceHere’s my main concern: I want to make sure I’m presenting it the right way to attract buyers.Specific feedback I’d love:Do the photos (link below) showcase the home well, or would staging/lighting changes help?

I got interested in real estate when I read books about how some wealthy investors generated wealth.

Southern NH and Massachusetts are such interesting markets right now, lots of investor interest but also some unique challenges.

Some things I’ve been hearing about:More investors targeting smaller starter homes since affordability is tightBuyers looking for energy-efficient updates and modern finishesHolding times stretching longer in some markets because of interest ratesRising renovation costs changing how people budget for flipsCurious to hear from others — what trends are you seeing in your market this year?

Lower rates might be good for investors to finance a lower payment, but is the value going to be there if you can not rent the property or it takes 6 months to get a tenant??

Around here, it’s impressive when an HVAC system lasts beyond 20 years — and even more so for a roof, given how hail-prone we are in Central Oklahoma.From your perspective, is it safe to assume that as long as investors continue purchasing decent C-class or better properties, there will always be insurers willing to provide fair rates?

For investors, this price point creates opportunities for both cash flow and appreciation, especially when combined with strong rental demand.5.

Hi everyone! I'm Ismael, based in Orlando, FL. My background is in biomedical engineering and tech sales, but I've recently started diving into real estate investing. My husband and I own a rental property and a campe...

@Bernard Gilbert Recommend you first figure out the property Class you want to invest in, THEN figure out the corresponding location/neighborhoods to invest in.Why is Property Class so important for investors to understand and apply in their investing strategies?