Hello Investors,I understand that hard money lenders will lend on the value of the asset as well as on the repair costs. 

Hey everyone,Buying new construction is probably one of the last ways BP would suggest to buy but I'm trying to understand something as a RE licensee. 

That being said, understand that flood risk is there and a real possibility - as they all say - plan for the worse and hope for the best. 

I understand Michigan conceptually but I see little or no basis to believe that there is major upside in Ohio. 

I have a lot of energy to learn and understand how the real estate Investing works.

Also, if you are going to borrow money to purchase property in your IRA make sure you have a firm understanding of UBIT.

Just take a look at all the people huddled up outside the California Capitol building in protest:Watch the video at the link below:https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/news-columns-blogs/city-beat/article212688589.htmlWHAT THOSE WHO SUPPORT RENT CONTROL DON’T UNDERSTANDHere’s something I’ve seen time and time again when it comes to rent control… those in support don’t seem to understand that you can’t live in a really cool area (like California) and not pay extra to live there.

@Brandon Carriere I understand no one has a crystal ball and maybe my math is wrong but are you telling me that you think my house could be worth 27000 to 40000 more in 6 -12 months?

I'm trying to understand if I can legally advertise these spots (3), perhaps put more, as long-term RV slots.

I was wondering if someone could recommend a lender and/or contractor with good understanding of FHA 203k?