I've read several books, listened to hundreds of podcast's and watched dozens of webinar and BP YouTube videos in preparation for my first investment.

The second  problem is it is difficult to find people who will do preparation of the land for the mobile hand ,and also  I don't really know what is better/easier/cheaper...putting concrete pillars in the ground every 8 feet or putting down an asphalt or concrete slab.

I have only done one eviction with a tenant that I inherited and he basically stalled out till the sheriff came to remove him so just be prepared for that if it goes down all the way to end. 

I’ve been spending a lot of time on Bigger Pockets and reading articles to prepare myself before I begin - but I’m at the moment where I feel I am in a great spot to start.I’m interested in finding a fix & flip property in the Metro Detroit area that might offer a good opportunity.Any tips, tricks, or advice for a beginning flipper?

I'd prepare drawings showing dimensions, locate outlets for example electric, water, and gas) drawn in, etc. 

The nun's explained that they proposed the advance payment to cut down on the work of their AP department, simplify their finances, as they would be renting a number of rentals, and having the AP department prepare checks monthly would overwhelm them.

@Brenda B. you should really have an attorney prepare a multi-member LLC Operating Agreement (OA) and run the idea(s) you have on financial arrangements by a qualified accounting professional.

Request they backdate the tax adjustment to the date FEMA regulations implemented by the City.Be prepared for the process to take many months.

Hello - I am targeting to get the rental property in the Frisco, TX, area next spring (assuming it is the hottest time to sell?). I've been renting it out since 2017. 1 story, 4 bed 2 bath in Frisco ISD (very good sch...

I've begun keeping receipts on upgrades, fees, etc... to be prepared for tax time.