He's going to lose money, if he reduces the price any further, but we had to break the news to him that his property is priced too high  He has priced the property based upon the $ he has put into the home, not based upon what his specific market will bare. 

A vendor bounced $16,000 in checks to me which caused issues, 2-3 months without an income using savings to survive (barely), Irma trashed a $36,000 contract; you get the picture.I've never missed a rent payment, the house is going to be left in better condition than when I moved in.

I have a 4 unit in Chicago that is barely Cash Flow positive because I keep one of the units for myself but barely use it since I spend 99% of my time in the burbs. 

Hi Everyone,I operate my business in the Indianapolis area, and I'm working on some goal setting and would like some feedback from other companies similar to mine around the country.I'm looking for others that typically wholesale, or quickly flip (close and resale) to generate revenue for their business.Looking for wholesalers or professional home buying companies that spend a bare minimum of $5,000 a month in marketing.Please do not use this as an opportunity to brag or show how successful you are or how much money you spend on marketing.

But be sure not to be too cheap on furnishings, bedding, electronics, etc... obviously be smart, but putting the cheapest stuff, or bare minimum will not get you contracts like a vacation rental would. 

Both A and B are multi family apartment buildings.The properties are worth around 1.5-2m.I wish to keep A but sell B; preferably in a tax-deferred manner.A is in an area that has been rezoned and I wish to tear down and rebuild the property as the current building is old and I can get more than 4x the square footage because of the new zoning changes.Is it possible to sell B and use all of the proceeds to fund the development of A in a tax-deferred manner?

The purple paint on the walls is over what looks like four layers of wallpaper overlaying bare plaster from the 1920s.

Las Vegas is a lot more than just sports betting, I think that'll barely be a blip for the casinos here.

The market had started to decline in Florida and I barely got out of there with a 40k profit (which was good, but I had no clue).

Now, I am waiting for my brokers exam date and I’m excited to get started, but I don’t know where to start.How can I make money with no capital, and with my income barely covering my credit card payments and living expenses?