If you have a low single digit return, it's probably time to move on. in addition, I'd check to see if you can sell the house with an assumbale loan.

Promissory note scams like this tend to work because the pitch sounds attractive: “steady double-digit returns, low risk, diversified assets.”

Really like how you’re blending architecture and digital marketing into real estate, that’s a powerful mix.

My message to the Fed Governors: A year ago, you cut .50% when the unemployment rate was lower, payrolls were in the triple digits, and inflation was higher.

I know using SEO and digital ads have been used, but has anyone tried to leverage regular, unpaid social media posts to generate motivated seller leads?

What it does: Online tenant screening & applications: Tenants apply digitally; ordering credit, criminal, eviction checks via TransUnion.

For those who’ve grown portfolios into double digits — how much of that growth came from creative lending structures vs. traditional bank loans?

This valuation will result in at least 6 digits of negative equity for a hands off ADU addition.  

The workaround many hosts are using is either sending random door codes (instead of last 4 digits of phone numbers) or leaning on Airbnb’s integrated smart lock partners, which auto-generate codes.

@Dominic Emory Maintaining your money's momentum is a challenge in the current market.Properties are not increasing in value by double digit percentages right now.So, it is a challenge to pull your funds back out of a property purchase.You'll have to be picky about the deals you pursue to pull it off.House-Hacking, living in a property whil improving & renting it, is one of the best strategies to get started.The more work a property needs => the better the price you should get!