I'm looking for advice. I currently have a HELOC that is in payoff locked in at 3% for the next 25 years for about $44K, but it's preventing me from  accessing $450K in additional equity. by the time I save that amoun...

And with 5k investors it became wild working their some were like you calm collected .. others the world is ending and your all crooks..

So back in the late 90s I had to run at wholesaling, did over 100 houses. They were true wholesale deals all sold free and clear for cash and owned outright. And now I have an opportunity to flip a house with a mortga...

Quote from @Mary Jay: Quote from @Denise Supplee: Quote from @Mary Jay: @Mary Jay While I can’t tell you exactly how much your tax will be, I can help clarify how the gain is generally calculated.When you sell a rental property, your taxable gain is based on the difference between your sale price and your adjusted basis; not on how much you owe on the mortgages.Your adjusted basis starts with your purchase price, plus certain closing costs (if they weren’t deducted previously), plus the cost of any capital improvements you’ve made over the years (like renovations or additions).The gain is your sale price minus that adjusted basis.From that gain, you’ll also have depreciation recapture, meaning the total depreciation you’ve taken (or should have taken) while the property was a rental is taxed separately.

There aren't many multifamily properties in my area (24 at this moment) without paying way out of my range.Saying all that, I'm still new to "running numbers" but my lender has been a great help in showing me things like: my property tax when I'm not living in there, taking a __% seller credit to reduce interest for better monthly payments, or different loan options compared to others.

I'm looking to purchase a property with 2-4 section 8 tenants through the Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA). Does anyone have experience with this agency? They track "rent reasonableness" when approving...

I have a few questions needed expert help (sorry if my english is bad).I'm on quite tight budget (max 110k home).

Hey all,
I’m toying with an idea and wanted to get some real feedback from people actually in the trenches.
I know most of us don’t want/need a full property manager (8–12% of rent is steep, and a lot of us still wa...

This is my first time experiencing this so any help is appreciated. 

"assuming a matching mortgage rate drop, will be VERY disappointed, frustrated, and yelling" - If this describes future buyers this doesn't help my case to sell a profitable flip.