I have watched HGTV since I was 10 and i am now in my mid twenties :). 

I’m strictly looking for strong cash flow, some of these houses are selling for low twenties & are renting high six hundreds, one thing I see is the average home value is exactly what you pay for low twenties but if I’m buying strictly for the cash flow, what’s the harm ?

I am fairly new to this (although I have owned my Brooklyn 2-family for twenty years), so I would appreciate any advice regarding where I can find the best deals. 

The right flip could gross you thirty- to forty-thousand, or fifteen- to twenty-thousand with a partner.In my opinion, the trick with a HELOC is not using the funds for a buy-and-hold situation.

The fall/winter will be predictably sluggish until the market roars back in late winter/spring of 2022, which is the normal pattern we’ve now come to expect year after year (aside from the pandemic and the 2008 housing recession).

I am in my early twenties and manage at a well-known fine dining steakhouse.Throughout my life, I have never been close to anyone who was truly interested in real estate (and definitely no one who knew what they were doing).In the beginning of 2014 when I was constantly searching for a place to move downtown, I realized that I was pretty headstrong when it came to finding a great place all around.

Twenty years in Tampa, there are no bad areas in Tampa anymore for long-term investing.

I’m in my mid-twenties, and live In the Southfield area.

Between depreciation, repairs, and twenty thousand other deductions that are possible for landlords, it is possible to supplant the interest deduction with necessary spending instead of passing money on to Wichita Bank. 

I have a credit score over 730, pay all credit cards off in full each month and make a pretty good salary for mid twenties.