I started off pretty unsure which direction I wanted to go and ultimately landed on house hacking, which I am a little biased but think is the best route for rookies.

I'm looking for a qualified real estate attorney who can help them:Force the neighbor to remove the trashCover the cleanup costsPay for a land survey to clearly define property linesDoes anyone have recommendations for an attorney with experience in these types of disputes within Mayes County?

Your lack of concern for what your lack of knowledge can do to them, hiding behind the false narrative that you are helping them with your "investment strategy" is going to land you in hot water some day.You don't need to justify your actions to me but let's just hope you don't get put in front of a judge to justify them to the courts.

Depending on his “abilities,” you can get his forwarding address by following the law that actually applies to both parties here:ORC Section 5321.16 (B) “… The tenant shall provide the landlord in writing with a forwarding address or new address to which the written notice and amount due from the landlord may be sent.

I run the Philadelphia Landlords Connect group and the range of challenges that investors face is significant.

I have a fund seeking to make section 8 investments on 4 or fewer unit properties in landlord and tax friendly states such as Nevada, Florida, South Dakota, Utah, and Tennessee. 

The build costs have to correct or the land prices do, we don't have much of this inventory on the horizon either with the general plan.

I have a great renter on a year lease. The lease expiration date is 5/31/24. My tenants are building a house and said they will probably be done 6/30/24. I’d like them out by 6/30/24 at the latest since the summer mon...

An old landlord trick to mix a bunch of old white cans and paint the entire property that color.