For example, as an investor, I invest in real estate not for the profit, but because I want to generate enough passive income to spend time with my daughters, so that my wife does not need to work 12 hour night shifts, and to leave a legacy for my girls and my future grandchildren.

Very certain we overpaid, but it was a dire situation where the old one broke and had caused water damage and the tenant didn't notice for a month... 

Large title companies will "accidentally" release to someone who is a legitimate player when they know the broke wholesaler is not.

I founded interesting replies on Reddit and I think he broke down the operating cost pretty well.

I think in some of my STR markets I go grand, but in some I try to target the lowest barrier of entry as in a 2/2 that's easily accessible, small, priced in the lower 20% and that targets young couples, girls trips or whatever they call them, empty nesters, etc.

The amount of times I hear broke people talking about suing is laughable.

I’m a fan of leveraging your way to wealth and my retirement accounts were a way for me to do it since I was broke when I started investing in RE 9 years ago and was only making 40k/year.

Hi all, Very new to real estate, property managing, landlording, and all of the above. I hired a local property manager because doing it myself was a bit too much with my full time job. My personal SFH built in 2019 h...

The judge won't care what the agreement was, you broke the law and now the judge is going to award the tenant 3 times the monthly rent to the tenant and order you to give back that money.You need to tell any applicant that offers this that they must complete your application and go through all back ground checks.

People easily persuaded, do your own homework dnt listen to the broke friend lol