If you are really interested in it, then pursue a job at a financial institution, and absorb everything you can.

Are there agents out there who can set you up with investors on the national level?

So there has been rumblings of the current administration trying to find additional tax savings anywhere they can.A crazy notion has been to look at doing away with the 1031 exchange. This goes against every founding ...

Rarely are large market (national) situations simple enough to be easily identifiable and actionable for the average investor, and when they are, its probably not a good thing for most folks.

Recently acted Sections 2924(a)(6) and 2924.19 of California Civil Code provide the same relief to homeowners.It is highly suggested that homeowners take this window of opportunity to get relief before the banks get Congress to close this door with national legislation.

Getting a new sign for our new office building. Not sure which version looks better as they are very similar.Please vote on the one you think we should go with.

So I have a potential 5 unit building that is listed in the National Register of Historical Places.

Better landlords to be proactive than a city to institute unilateral punitive ordinances that will increase burden for landlord, tenant, and public servants.

Credit scores like FICO and Vantage are designed to help financial institutions determine their risks in the context of a loan.

I'm a recent transplant from Canada to the US.I remember looking at US properties as a Canadian, and one of the challenges I hit alot was financing; US institutions wanted to see US based W2 income and US credit history (assuming say a pretty straight forward conventional investor mortgage, not a commercial mortgage) that felt like a significant roadblock.One thing to note though is that some of the major Canadian banks (BMO, TD, RBC) have major US operations; and with those, comes the ability to secure financing based on your Canadian source income, and Canadian credit history.This is a phenomenal resource for most Canadians (albeit you're limited often to only one property purchase as part of these programs, and some will restrict it to "vacation/second home" only, no investor/rental).