I just ran the background check and it came up that the husband has a child endangerment charge that was dismissed and a domestic violence assault that was also dismissed.

Our tenant is filing police reports and saying they intend to terminate the lease as soon as they identify a suspect from video.The Stalking law in Texas provides for violent assaults, sexual assaults and property destruction.

I've got a couple scenario's that I'm contemplating and just wanted to run it by the Biggerpockets community to see if yall have any insights, suggestions on how to proceed. 

It took me a lot of contemplation before realizing that it was the right choice for me and my situation and I wouldn't have done it any other way.

Currently, I am a little cash crunched as I contemplate how to best develop a passive stream of income, but I happened into an unexpected $20, so I want to use this towards getting some education (as opposed to padding the tight budget, which for the near future is going to remain tight.

I've been buying non-performing notes, which I can also manage anywhere I can get an internet connection.I'm interested in hearing the pros and cons and feedback from anyone contemplating doing what I've done, or who has done it.

The Courts are only hearing about 50 cases a day and they are prioritizing murder, attempted murder, shooting, sexual assault cases, and violent crime.

I contemplated making an offer below asking price and offering the former homeowner cash for keys or just waiting till the ban on evictions is over.

I'm by no means a man of means. I currently live in a manufactured home, but it's paid off. My only debt is my vehicle which still has a few years to pay off. My job is at the bottom end of what is considered a middle...

I am contemplating some similar topics-whether paying off a rental/creating a HELOC for buying power or just go the traditional route of a down payment.I wonder what @Joe Villeneuve thinks about this strategy