So, does it really matter where a worker is located? 

Renting multiple rooms is a great way to generate high cash flow from your properties but I must call out a much overlooked watchout... many lenders will not allow this type of property use and refinancing them can be tough. 

It’s definitely tough to find the right returns lately but Ohio has great potential for BRRRRs.

It's tough when unexpected costs pop up, but those experiences definitely make us sharper for the next deal.Switching gears from renting to selling was a smart move given the circumstances.

Im so sorry your in this situation, its tough when everything you have is in Florida that gets hit hard some years by hurricanes.

I know this is a tough and confusing question, but hopefully someone can answer it for me.

We are not hourly workers , but business owners , our employees are hourly workers .

But my other mentee is having a really, really ,REALLY tough time, and I want to help him out.Here’s some background : He’s been trying to get into real estate for 6 1/2 years.

The lender doing DSCR today may change their rules or not be around in 24 months given this tough market.

I know this a tough time for a lot people, post hurricane disaster but I can’t help to think is this a buying opportunity in those areas?