Start small with manageable properties, and make sure you understand your **purchase price, rehab costs, and after-repair value (ARV)** to ensure profitability.

I have found a deal that I am considering as an entry into commercial real estate investing. Would love input from experienced investors as I consider my options. Here are the details:3200 sq ft building in a desirabl...

I own a renovated property in Portugal, but have followed several reno projects there over the years and it seems like there are many more structural difficulties in PT to do "flips". 1. purchasing - the purchase process is a lot slower generally in PT than in the USA/Canada.

it shouldn't be a different process from getting your standard home owner's insurance.If you don't have a rep in your market yet, worth asking some coworkers for suggestions or I'm sure some specific investor friendly reps will poke there heads up here shortly. 

He’s a good friend and willing to support my home build project for a flat interest rate.

In regards to the pricing strategy of the top performing listings in Music Row, I have attached below a chart representing how their daily rates vary thoughout the year for a 7-day booking: I did the same with the cleaning fee (per day of booking) below: With all these figures, I build a financial case study for a 1 bed / 1 bath property listed in Zillow at $385,000. 

Not every real estate agent is an investor, and not every agent focuses on 1-4 unit properties, let alone has the ability to purchase them.

This would be for a land purchase, but I'd be happy to get documents for other asset classes.

I am exploring the possibility of purchasing an off market plot of land, building a modular home, and then selling it.

If the wholesaler actually purchases the property themselves and then sells it, that wouldn’t require licensure.