hi guyscan you figure out why this property is so cheap and nobody's buying it?

I’ve been noticing something for a while now — properties that look “cheap” on paper but just sit. 

If your intention is to make sure your contracts are sound, enforceable, and do not leave you open to unnecessary risk of litigation and liability, then the type of legal help youre looking for is competent, not cheap or free.

I have managed several of my own rental properties and properties on I am partners on. However, I am starting full property management and now I need to be able send out a 1099 at the end of the year to the owners. I ...

Hello, with all the talk recently about American Airlines working to rebound flights after major weather-related disruptions, I couldn't help but draw parallels to resilient property management.American Airlines just faced one of its most significant operational disruptions in history due to Winter Storm Fern, with hundreds of cancellations and delays across major hubs like Dallas-Fort Worth and New York, The airline scrambled to reposition crews, incentivize staff with double pay, and clear backlogs as dangerous winter conditions grounded flights and strained its network.But here's the real takeaway for investors and operators beyond travel headlines:1.

I booked a flight to Atlanta and was planning to drive (Northern AL, Chattanooga, Knoxville, and Greenville) but the flight was cancelled due to the big snow storm.

As well, being in New York the flight would be closer than the other areas.

Hey @Michael UvaydovIf you would consider FL I would love to help you, but if you stick to the 3-4 hour drive instead of a short flight I'd recommend Atlantic County NJ. 

With economic uncertainty, I could see that “flight to lifestyle + tax advantages” trend continuing, especially for people who can work remotely or are selling expensive properties in gateway cities like NYC and buying more space (and sunshine) for relatively less.

Or a 45 minute flight.