He's been flipping real estate since the 60's, and as he got older, landlording became a chore he could no longer handle, nor wanted to hire out, so he approached all his tenants and asked if they wanted to buy the house, with prior rent being applied as a down payment.  

Very rare the cost to build, including land, engineering, utilities, impact fees, etc. is less than the cost to buy an existing duplex.....in a comparable neighborhood anyway.

Investment property isn’t eligible for deductions and is taxed at 2% compared to 1%.

I hope this isn’t a dumb question, but when comparing rates and terms for HELOCs from different banks, is it possible to provide my income/current expenses/credit score or SSN to run a credit check and estimated home value to different banks and get a good faith estimate of what the rate would be without having to apply first, since, from what I understand, I can’t apply at more than one bank at a time because it would be considered mortgage fraud.

How many deals have you closed this year compared to last?

DM me and we can meet prior to auction or if you need any details.Once you learn the process, you’ll be able to pickup properties on your own in future.

DM me and we can meet prior to auction or if you need any details.Once you learn the process, you’ll be able to pickup properties on your own in future

Hi all -We recently met with a family for one of our apartments in NJ and took a partial deposit (less than 10%) from them prior to receiving any paperwork (shame on us).

Discovery that the tenants have moved out months prior and the property has now been vandalized multiple times, even burnt down with no one's knowledge.

I realize that it is an over-generalization but compared to other markets it appears that Ohio is purely a cash-flow play.