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I am not a I want to hit grand slams type of person, so I never chased big returns, I want diversity outside of the stock market and am ok with market average returns for my investments that I am passive in.

My strategy is to buy a single family house as a primary house every year for the next five years. After I own four or five properties my question/advice is how can I use the properties to get to bigger investments or...

My wife and I are in search of real estate groups near or around Stephenville, TX.
The reason we are in search of these groups is so we can begin networking and getting our name out there. We currently fix and flip ...

I'm looking for a place with a strong community vibe, a progressive atmosphere, diverse population (especially 25-35 crowd), and access to tech/startup meetups and co-working spaces.My key challenges/questions for this community:Budget & Pet-Friendly: Finding 1BRs under $1000 that are genuinely pet-friendly (dog, no breed restrictions ideally) is tough.

I'm a worship pastor and I am doing a flips as well. I've completed 2 since last June and plan to do more now that I'm building a team and systems that will allow me to scale. I'm looking for advice finding the right ...

Having a real estate empire is not about who can get there the fastest, but who can grow in a manner where they are acquiring properties that fit their overall goal in a broad in a diverse portfolio, the people you see who are 30 years older than you were not the ones who did it overnight or rushed it.

Hi everyone,
I'm an investor with a few rental properties and looking to expand. I'm considering getting my real estate license in Texas to deepen my knowledge of contracts, real estate processes, connect with other ...

Hi everyone,I am currently finishing a PhD in Biomed sciences in north carolina, USA. I am going back to France soon and planning on leveraging my new salary there to start real estate investments. In the long term I ...

Also, Columbus has strong fundamentals: diverse job market, major developments (Intel, Amazon, Google, etc.), population growth, and a good mix of neighborhoods across A–C classes.For #4 — The unicorn market you're looking for does exist in parts, but it’s about compromise.