Hello.I own my home and 3 rental homes.  I have a foreclosure on my record and a short sale from 4 years ago.  Because I show overall losses on my taxes for the rental homes and my credit is not great, I am unable to ...

Make advertising and tell real estate novices how easy it is to make money at it and take their money. 

To have someone willing to walk a novice through a completed deal is a huge benefit.

Hello All, I am well read and excited to start as a novice investor, there is only 1 problem...

Hi Brian,I appreciate your offer to help.Right now, I consider myself a novice...

I consider my self a novice but I plan on starting now so I can hit the road running once I do retire.

Rents for three of the units are $200 a month below market average)GAE: $11kP&I: $13kCash Flow: $9kIn my novice opinion I think this is a good investment for the $5k that I would need to put down.

For my own personal experience, I am a relatively novice investor with one 3 unit rental property in southeastern Connecticut that I acquired through an FHA loan in May of 2016.If you read his real estate article about positive cash flow (http://www.johntreed.net/positive.html), he mentions that according to several real estate professional organizations the average operating costs (costs before taking mortgage into account) of rentals is about 45% of gross rent.  

Hello everyone!I am Sandro. I live between Italy and United Arab Emirates.I am here because I have decided to start investing in United States as a foreign investor.In particular I am starting looking into Indiana!Wha...

These novice RE investors that are purchasing these investments off the MLS with thin profit margins (or often negative cash flow) have done well because in the recent times virtually every deal has done well due to property and rent appreciation.