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For market research, I’d suggest looking at census data for population growth, job growth, and income levels, as well as sites like Rentometer or Zillow for rent comps, and local city planning websites to see what developments are in the pipeline.

While insurance may rebuild your property, the community itself is often devastated, with jobs and services erased.

I've not been in a career field that has developed any skills I'll be utilizing in this so I'm wondering, would it be a good idea to get a real estate license?

In a Realtor.com survey, buyers who purchased a newly built home rated their agents far more helpful than the builder (or the builder’s representative) during the process (see visual below):Bottom LineDon’t let misconceptions keep you from exploring one of the most promising options in today’s housing market.Whether you’re curious about what’s being built nearby or wondering if a new home fits your budget, connect with a local agent.

I was wondering if anyone knew how lenders take rental income from roommates (with a signed lease agreements) into consideration for loans.

@Lilly Michael as a wholesaler, it’s your job to build that list.You need to get in front of the owners of the types of homes you want to wholesale.

They've done a great job for our clients who need an HEI product, or just want to compare it directly to a HELOC.

You pay yourself back, but repayment terms change if you leave your job.

I am wondering how does one go about finding construction financing.