@Levi T. nice get.

thanks @Levi T.

Located in one of the following zones: R-1, R-1A, R-2, R-2A, R-3, R-4, R-5, R-S,R-SMU, CDMU, C-1, C-NS, C-SA, C-T, C-W, MUR - Including any of thesezones with an H overlayThe following properties CANNOT be used for short-term rentals:1.

Rewey, you have a very nice professional writing style. 

No crazy halogen that need to be imported by only ikea or similar. 3x12” subway style tile backsplash.

Originally posted by @Matt T.

Hi Lena, I don;t quite understand what you mean by "I am motivated and want to take RE classes and work for an agency, not as an agent (I work on my English), but need work in RE office and be part of this world"This isn't my personal experience but what I have been told as someone about to enter into classes to get my license is that it is a lot of information unrelated to being successful.

NYC, LA, SF are some of those Cities.I would say that if you really want to supercharge your investment portfolio, then buy in incredibly stable to increasing markets where your unrealized gains can help you supercharge your portfolio.If you really cannot be open-minded to this strategy as many other can't, that's really a matter of being closed minded.Another issue I have is that just because you may have a property that has cash flow NOW does not mean it will ALWAYS and FOREVER have cash flow.I have know quite a bit of investors that lost their shirt once the Cash Flow dried up, especially in the financial crisis.

One of my friend was a realtor (I didn't know) so I called her and she showed us a Triplex, townhouse style, 2 beds, 1.5 bath, we bought it with 1 month. 

Seen this pop up on several “top 10 trends going out of style in 2022” type articles.