I was also strongly "encouraged" to get an attorney.A local TN friend, who's an fabulous small-town attorney (like Matlock, only skinnier and not as tall) agreed to advise me.

Since they can't do each property individually, they use comparable sales to make broad generalizations to determine percent changes.

Hey everyone, I’m an investor-friendly agent and property manager here in the Triad.

Being good friends with a realtor can also help!

The key is choosing a place that gives you real support, accountability, and a path to build wealth, not just a place to hang your license.If you ever want to talk through what to look for in an investor-friendly environment, I am happy to point you in the right direction.

My goal is to purchase a duplex in a solid A/B neighborhood to operate as a mid-term rental (MTR).I know how important it is to have the right team, so I’d love to connect with investor-friendly real estate agents, property managers, and co-hosts in either market.

I'm an investor-friendly realtor in the area and help other investors invest in multi-family. 

Mayby Blake is the deranged individual they discussed at the webinar. 

Additionally, investor-friendly policies, including no state income tax, enhance appeal for out-of-state buyers.However, pushback on investing in Texas often centers on market-specific risks.

I have not personally invested in condos although I've had friends who have and the HOA fees are a variable fee which is why I have not chosen to invest in condos.