I find this article woefully lacking in anything of value to someone trying to understand the difference between private and hard money, if a distinction can be drawn.

They prefer to invest in high-quality areas in gateway cities - they don't necessarily think about using those houses as vacation homes.Another segment of overseas investors is very keen on high-yield properties in second tier or third tier cities in which they can make 8-10% net rental yields.And yes, as you mentioned, some of our overseas investors are keen on commercial properties but obviously a much higher price point.

The present situation has given Canada the distinction of landing in the top five list of countries where housing is least affordable.  

Ask for a refund within 10 business days or you will go to the FTC, BBB and the AG.Good luck.BrianI had the distinct pleasure of Having breakfast with Mr.

Business goals: Acquire 9 additional units by 2020 for a total of 10.Market segment: Professionals who commute downtown Minneapolis using the SW metro transit line.

The important distinction in your example is that the used car dealer would rarely if ever have a buyer already in place willing to pay a higher price.

In the past couple of years for certain segments of Forsyth County and Cumming, I've been seeing sales prices going up each year by 10%-15%, though that has slowed in the last 5-6 months, it seems.  

Hope this helps, good luck.With appreciation also comes rent increases ... they cash flow quite well over the long term, just not in the short term, which is why I made the distinction.

The distinction being a newly licensed agent is a "provisional broker" until one completes 90 hours of post license education.

That market segment is in over supply so that is one area to keep your eye on.