Always had to jump through hoops but always had it based on the property / asset

Thoroughly analyze properties and locations to identify opportunities that align with your investment criteria.

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The first time they break rules (unless it is a direct danger to people/property) I have a kind chat with them and make sure they understand what they did was against the rules.

A triplex that cheap is hard to come by I'm curious as to which market you're investing in and the state of the property.

Quote from @Mo Suleiman: hello everyone I am a new member with one investment property so far and also a realtor!

Every time I hear about property warranties, it is when something major goes wrong, and the tenants are complaining (rightfully so).

Anyone have experience using Turbo Tax Premier to do their taxes having investment property(ies)

I am so so glad I’ve kept all my properties as LTR’s.  

Is it worth it for someone like me who hasn't done any deals yet, but is going to be making offers on my 1st investment property in the spring?