Has anyone used doorloop for property management software? How does it compare to buildium? 

A big trend in Charlotte (and I am sure other markets) is to buy up a large lot in "C" neighborhoods and build new construction on these lots. In some areas, this may make sense. In some areas, it really doesn't. Goog...

We recommend you get management contracts from several PMCs and compare the services they cover and, more importantly, what they each DO NOT cover.

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If you haven't done so yet, I highly recommend outlining your overall real estate objectives and determining what your ideal buy box looks like.

Does anyone have any tips and recommendations to share that can give me some insight on how to get my first property.

Hi Amy, I would recommend focusing on one market to avoid getting stretched too thin.

What would you recommend: HELOC, conventional loan, or using cash (or some combination)? 

I’m looking to connect with experienced investors who are actively buying in these areas, as well as get advice on the best strategies and platforms for sourcing off-market properties.Specifically, I’d love insight on:Where wholesalers in NY/NJ are currently finding leads (marketing channels, platforms, etc.)How to navigate the unique legal and market challenges of wholesaling in these statesInvestors who are open to JV opportunities or purchasing wholesale dealsAny recommended local resources, networks, or events that would help me growI’m serious about building solid relationships, learning the ropes, and adding value wherever I can.

Go to the county assessors webpage for the county he owned a home.