Realtors will provide the best deals to those who have the ability to close quickly without drama/issue.It's really a 2-way street and they will feel more comfortable with providing you deal opportunities after you prove yourself and do a deal or two with them.It took me awhile but I've now got 4 or 5 Realtors that me first crack at deals when they come up.

I look forward to collaborating with you guys in the future and looking to you for help on those tough decision down the road.

You do have a more landlord friendly state as well.2% is still tough in any area around here.

Hey guys,Starting out in real estate is tough as with anything else in life.

Tough space to get a loan, I've been told.

I am out the $800 he stole, plus another $480 he probably stole but I can't prove it, plus $600 for an investigator, plus a two week delay on finishing one of my fix and flips to deal with personnel issues related to this whole thing.

I've had a tough time finder other lenders who are local--most appear to be local at first glance but then turn out to be more of a scam type site --pay to apply, no guarantees of approval, etc.

It might not be mainstream at the moment, but with so many retailers on the bandwagon now, it's tough to avoid.

That's a tough one...legally you're obligated to honor the lease.  

The cash flow is great but we will soon be out of mortgages and left with cash purchases or private lending, which do not appear to produce the same cash on cash.I've looked for larger units: triplexes,fourplexes and at some smaller complexes but I can never seem to find any that provide the same return without being in some tough neighborhoods.