The fix-and-flip game is always changing, and what worked a few years ago doesn’t always cut it today.

I'm new to the real estate investment game and I'm a bit nervous about dipping my toes into unknown waters. 

How do we get back in the game while minimizing our risks on one income and with two kids?

Everyone has the right to write about their experience but I would be more inclined to pay attention to the review of someone who has been playing video games for years than the person in your example who purchased their first Xbox with no past experience.

In this game, sticking to one property type is your fastest path to mastery.

There are many ways to get in the game, but I HIGHLY recommend house hacking with roommates if you can.

From my observations of successful investors (those with 100+ units and 20+ years in the game), there seem to be two camps: those who are pro-partnership and those who avoid them.

The new live local act is a game changer for vertical development in our city.

Wholesaling is a tough game out here but if you are interested I can connect you with someone who can lay it all out for you. 

When I look at the property and the information what I am noticing is the "game plan" is as follows:1.