Investing in RE is a wild ride with all kinds of hairy scary competition! 

Is this time to invest and ride it out?

This would be on my first investment property purchase so I would just feel more comfortable with having an agent (who also is an investor) be with me for the ride.

Turns out, AZ has changed their bonus depreciation non-conformance over the last few years, and in a profoundly ridiculous fashion: first they were 100% non-conforming, then 10% conforming, then 55% conforming and finally, from 2017 forward - 100% conforming.

Congrats, the RE game is a wild ride.

Hi Karen Margrave, if anything, fashionably late.

Of course the analysis is critical...but there's an app for that...So for me 'old fashioned' contact methods ie: obtaining pre-foreclosure lists and direct mailings or just driving around and looking for distressed properties hopefully still gets one head of their competition to secure their deals. 

The backstory - we have an investment property in Cape Coral Florida. Right outside of ft Meyers. We have had it for one year and it renting right at about 1%. Hurricane Ian was not good to us and cost us about $10k o...

Regardless of the type of facility you are contemplating, there are two distinct pieces to the undertaking which you've described. 1) real estate development and 2) business operations.If you intend to develop a piece of dirt from scratch, get ready for a long and turbulent ride.

@Brandon Rush good advice, I’m thinking about accumulation right now, and riding the inflation wave, thanks