Is Associates Financial  a previous owner of your mortgage? 

Of course the hours can suck:(2) Work for a company that ONLY manages large apartment buildings, condo associations or low-income housing.- Many of these will require you to get a NARPM Certification.

As an investor and a property manager, I have found that joining your local landlord association is seriously one of the best moves you can make.Here are the benefits I see:Legal updates & support – Stay out of trouble and up to date on changing laws.Events & education – Workshops, Q&As, great info sharing.Discounts – On screenings, contractors, materials—you name it.Networking – Swap stories, advice, and referrals with other landlords.

Question regarding installing a second meter to separate both units in a duplex. currently there is one master meter(gas, electric & water)  but want to install a subs so that they are separately metered. Utilitie...

Quote from @Luke Mertz: So I’m in high school and my plan was this:Go to school and learn trades and get a degree then graduate and work a job while also investing.

I am driven to learn about the aspects of the world first hand, and our plan is to do flipping as well as have multi family homes as well for passive income, and to build ourselfes up that way.If anyone can help me with the Visa/green card, finding somewhere i can work and learn(maybe in your company), and making a plan over my debt i would be forever grateful.A little about me, i am 21 years old, i have a carpenters degree as well as a high school degree with focus on physics, technology and other topics related to these.

The land I am considering is $200k and owned by a private association.

The land I am considering is $200k and owned by a private association.

Hi everyone, I’m new to real estate investing and just graduated with a Construction Management degree.

A lot of free online lease forms are outdated or don’t follow Texas landlord-tenant laws, which can leave you wide open to risk.Here’s what I recommend:✅ Lease Agreement: Start with the Texas Association of REALTORS® (TAR) lease if you have access.