As long as your out of pocket expense every month is equal to or less than what it would be if you rented somewhere else then you are still technically ahead of the game.

The only way to lose the game is to run out of cash.

Easy to buy, not as fun when you sell.Might also study up on CTA....no more shell games....My guess is you need to hook them up with one of your great attorneys to get them an LLC and also find them a bank that will allow them to open a bank account. 

I’m one year in the game.

It's all a numbers game and knowing if the numbers make sense with the turnover, rehab, and higher rents.

I would say the neighborhoods in the Bay Area are very diverse, and every community has its own unique vibe.

Ultimately, it depends on whether you want to lock in gains now or play the long game.

Cities like Miami, Tampa, and Orlando offer diverse opportunities, from luxury properties to short-term rentals.While demand peaks during winter, when northern residents flock south, the state experiences fewer slowdowns in the real estate cycle.

Hi, I am a newbie investor who is playing the slow game in buying a primary, rehabbing, then turning into a rental or selling every 2 years.

It is a board game that was created by Robert Kiyosaki about 30 yrs ago.