Initial in is $50k. 

You can speak in general terms, such as "Based on the results of her background check and credit report, we would need an additional security deposit of $XXX.XX to approve her move-in."

Hi Avtandil, Pittsburgh is a perfect choice for Investors as the buy-in is a lot more conducive than other more saturated markets.

I bought foreclosures in 1993, and one, a duplex I live in, I got for $200K, at auction and is now $1.2 million.

(We agree that right now there are still some dodgy areas, but with hipster coffee shops like Pablo's moving in, I feel like the bigger money people seem to know what this area will be like soon.)Are you renting by the room?

Tomorrow morning I have on my calendar to head down to the court house to do a title search on about 5 forclosure properties that I am interested in.

The town my property is in is offering two different benefits for specific businesses.1) Tax Abatement for RE that has those specific businesses leased within them (doesn't affect the business but affects me)2) Various tax and incentives for the business owners depending on what type of business it isI'm still learning the ropes on commercial leases (what I can and can't do from a leasing perspective from my lawyer), but I want to poll the community on advertising these benefits.

I recently stumbled across bigger pockets podcast and got hooked in.

I saw another article on another clickbait site touting Newark as like the second best city to invest in.

Depending on the numbers you are looking to acquire every month also determines how much networking to put in.