There is no freedom per se in real estate .. not owning rentals not owning a real estate brokerage not being a mortgage broker not being a home builder not being a syndicator.. etc etc.. all it is trading one JOB for another.. and for those that have never been self employeed I can see how that not having to answer to a company or boss is FREEDOM to them.. 

My apartment is located in SE off of MLK in D.C. a building just went up for sale last week that's connected to my building I think the address was 333 parkland pl SE for 530k.

If they do not want to put that much money into one property then maybe they invest in a sponsor type deal on a larger property for 25k to 100k cash in per deal.they maybe accredited but by and large it appears not real estate savvy per se ! 

Straight talking.I don't know if it's accurate to call these "feminine" principles per se, but certainly, these tenets, with respect to real estate investing, are what's up.

Not investors per se, but more of the people that have rental properties more by accident than design. 

So no, not my screw up per se, but when working with first-time rehabbers, I'll be a lot more attentive toward making sure they know what they're doing.

I won't call it a crash per se...

I wouldn't buy a $75 shirt per se but I'm not mad at the person who does. 

Jerome Daly, an attorney and defendant in this case, had handled his defense pro se against First National Bank, the plaintiff.

Hi - I live in New York (originally from Ft.Lauderdale), and I am looking to buy a multi-family investment property back in SE Florida.