Quote from @Priscilla Rodriguez: My name is Priscilla Rodriguez, and I’m a former Florida Realtor turned aspiring multifamily investor, currently diving deep into the world of underwriting (and trying not to drown in spreadsheets I’m looking to connect with a commercial or multifamily lender in or near Lake Mary, FL who’s willing to share their underwriting knowledge — someone who doesn’t mind a curious mind and a lot of questions (I promise I bring snacks and good energy).I’m so committed to learning the process the right way that I’m happy to intern or shadow you for free.

It's not because there's tons of demand- that's what drives pricing- if lots of people want a property, the price goes up.

An FHA home loan.They’re designed to help you overcome some of the biggest financial hurdles in the homebuying process – and that’s why so many first-timers are using them to make their purchase.Whether you’re dreaming of ditching rent, planting roots, or just wanting a place that’s truly yours, an FHA home loan could be the path that gets you there sooner than you think.Buying Your First Home Probably Doesn’t Feel Easy Right NowWhile the motivation to buy a home is still there for many people, affordability is a real challenge today.

Keep up the faith, think positive and hope for the best and your friends back here will be rooting for you both.

They will be around 40 foot deep.6. 

Early on I believe you need to be grinding, learning, and getting your hands deep in the operations of investment real estate before getting to "mailbox money".Now, for you --- you've done all that and have $800k + equity to show for it!

Hurricanes and tornadoes drive up insurance rates.  

They’re creating grassroots housing solutions by leveraging local relationships, community trust, and capital from financial and philanthropic partners.This is what true community development looks like: rooted in relationships, led by locals, and powered by mission-aligned capital.Know of a YIGBY-style effort in your area?

I have a deep fascination with distressed properties and adding value and equity.

Sounds like you’re jumping into the deep end—NYC multifamily can be a goldmine or a nightmare depending on how you play it.