Use that FHA to house hack now and turn it into your launchpad: target a small multifamily or a single-family with an ADU/bedrooms you can rent, focus on a property that needs minimal work, and verify it cash flows with conservative rents; keep your 4K as reserves, cut living costs by renting rooms, and bank every extra dollar for 12 months; while you stabilize, underwrite deals weekly, build your core four (agent, lender, PM, handyman), and learn one funding path like DSCR or private money so you can refi or buy the next door when your savings and equity allow; simple, steady steps beat waiting for perfect.

I also invest in more core+ type deals, where I am getting a decent cash flow from day one.  

I’ve also heard good things about Rentec Direct and Baselane for a more streamlined setup, especially if you’re looking to keep it simple without losing core features.At the end of the day, the best platform is the one that fits how hands-on or hands-off you want to be.

In Georgia, there are some cities beyond Orlando that are showing promise: places like Savannah which has logistics growth + tourism + relatively lower entry prices, Athens with the University of Georgia driving stable demand, Augusta which has been growing in rentals and value, Macon which is still more affordable and showing rising interest for long-term rentals, and suburbs of Atlanta like Duluth and Smyrna which are getting spillover demand from people priced out of the core.

Good evening, Fred,They’ll likely defend the value by arguing that it’s “equalized” with other lots, since equalization is a core principle of property assessment.

Nashville’s fix-and-flip scene is changing, and some of the best deals are now just outside the core neighborhoods.

I'm trying to figure out which core improvements move the needle the most for the WNY buyer/appraiser.

Core PCE, which strips out food and energy, increased 0.2% and stayed at 2.9% annually.Minimize imageEdit imageDelete image👉 What this means for real estate: The Fed is balancing stubborn inflation with a softening job market.

I work 8-5 at a pretty demanding job, so I’m curious of how others handle managing properties/contractors while unavailable during core hours and balancing that with home life after hours I’m also closing on my first house in a week for my personal use, so interested in advice on leveraging that for acquiring investments.Thanks in advance!

But that's not the core issue, let's go into details.- Based on my understanding of the rent control from which these violations come, https://ecode360.com/30526708 , owner-occupants are exempt from rent control.