RE Investing is much tougher right now than it was 5 years ago.I personally spend at least an hour per day every day deepening my knowledge - reading, webinars, youtube videos, podcasts, formal industry trainings/certifications, etc.

You can spend as little as $100 to form an LLC, or you could use an attorney and spend $1,000 or more.

A lot of people sleep on properties that have been sitting, but where some profitable opportunities are.That said, I’ve been spending a lot of time working directly with investors and sourcing off-market multifamily deals—ones that never make it to Zillow or Redfin.

The number one mistake that I saw buyers making was jumping right into negotiating (and not very good negotiating at that) without first spending the time to build rapport.

If you're a schedule C filer the TCJA may be extended beyond the proposed sunset here in 2025.

I did not see marketing costs, nights that you need to spend at networking meetings paying for dinners or memberships.

For the last example, you spend $3K to put all the mailers out, so you would spend $3,000 to get a return of $20,000..

At this point I can't fathom spending close to $100k in repairs and potentially being right back where I started.

We are firmly in the performing note camp and spend only a handful of hours on each loan from beginning to end.

The landlord has no interest in the personal property coverage, but they absolutely have an interest in the liability side.When the landlord is listed on the policy as "additional insured" it extends some coverage from the tenant's policy to the landlord in case of certain liabilities arising from the tenant's use of the property, like accidents or damages caused by the tenant's negligence.