I don't own any split levels. 

For active flippers, which has caused more issues on recent projects: unexpected construction costs or financing that didn’t match the timeline? Would love to hear lessons learned.

As an out-of-state investor, that level of transparency and no-BS approach is exactly what I’m looking for.Before I sign on, I’d love to hear from anyone with experience using them in the last 12–18 months.

Existing home sales just hit their strongest level in nearly three years, and new home demand remains resilient despite ongoing supply constraints.Here’s what matters and why it matters heading into the heart of winter.Inflation Meets Expectations — Giving the Fed Room to Stay PatientConsumer prices rose 0.3% in December and 2.7% year-over-year, unchanged from the prior report.

Idk your experience level but I would not over leverage this property on the refinance.

We’ve also seen a noticeable number of listings get withdrawn or expire, which has created follow-up opportunities with motivated sellers who didn’t get their price the first time around.On rehab scope, comfort level really comes down to execution and risk tolerance.

The rent ceiling is real, and the regret I see isn’t building smaller, it’s overbuilding the finish level for a neighborhood where the comps won’t support the rent bump.

If rents rise faster than inflation, your purchasing power increases.

@Martin PennReal estate investing is a great idea for you to get involved in House hacking with your budget and novice level of experience might be the best option because it helps you to begin with $0 out of pocket costs and the use of rental income to pay the mortgage.

In high-growth pockets, I've noticed the 'typical tenant' profile can shift much faster than the historical census data suggests.