Showing the properties to potential tenants, visiting the property for move in, seasonal  and move out, inspections or to assess need for repair due to maintenance requests (vendors often charge visit/diagnostic fees, tenants often are limited in ability to understand and accurately report issues, even with video/photo)What are your strategies for self managing but doing so remotely?

Do loan structures influence how aggressively you reinvest into upgrades?

Looking for advice when searching for duplex's Or older Victorian homes that can be divvy up into 2 to 3 units

Hi, I’m thinking about trying to help fight homelessness among veterans and found out about the Grants and Per Diem program for veterans. Does anyone have any experience with the program and how to get started as a la...

A lot of investors don’t realize this about short-term rentals:
Your personal use can make or break your deductions.
Here’s the big rule to know:
If you use your STR personally for more than 14 days or more than 10...

Property taxes are one of those expenses that investors can’t avoid, but I’m curious how different people plan around them.
Some investors I’ve spoken with simply assume taxes will increase every year and build that ...

Hi, I'm 24 years old and recently married in the DFW area with over $100,000 of readily accessible after tax savings and a decent income. I've never owned real estate, I want to use the funds responsibly, and I'm wond...

You'd see turnover timing, guest communication, pricing strategy, etc. without the complexity of running your own test.What specific area in the Poconos are you looking at?

While this has been rewarding work, it can also be quite stressful to manage, so lately I’ve been exploring different investment strategies. 

Appeals Strategy: Is it standard practice to appeal the assessment immediately in February/March after purchase?