Quote from @Lars Hartvig Kristiansen: I have recently bought my first two properties in MI and have been fortunate enough to have found a team that, while largely separate individuals they all know each other and work together.

Dallas followed at No. 78, receiving recognition for its expanding business climate, large number of Fortune 500 headquarters and strong economic momentum.

How I Turned $1,000 into $5 Million by William NickersonLandlording by Leigh RobinsonBuy and Hold by David ShumacherI was fortunate to meet two of the above and have dinner with one.

I had the good fortune to deal in two 2-unit buyouts in a multifamily building in Brooklyn in 2016, and had one that didn't work (SRO Building in Harlem).

I’m now in the process of getting my Tennessee real estate license (fortunately, I only need to complete the state portion!).

Just a few days ago JPMorgan came out with a report pointing out that the billions in new profit that needs to be generated from the fortune being invested in new AI.My thoughts is to take some off the top, transfer money out of the stock market and buy a condo all cash.$150k studio, needs approx $10k rehabbing. $1500 rent, $460 HOA fee, $1300 annual taxes.

I am fortunate that I didn't get taken advantage of. 

I life in Philadelphia, but fortunately I still had the contact information for someone who had taken pictures for me of properties when I was in the process of buying.

. — a Taiwanese Fortune Global 500 electronics contract manufacturer focused on artificial intelligence computing services for clients like Dell Technologies Inc., Tesla Inc. and Apple Inc. — is officially headed to Georgetown.

Fortunately my current home is in a destination location sought out by those who want to have a home in paradise whether as a primary or secondary so not worried about it taking long to sell but it could so I agree I have to be comfortable with the HELOC idea.