I live in an area with very large incomes, and low house prices compared to the rest of the country - there's dozens of cities and towns in Canada like this, so don't paint the market with a broad brush. 

Hi, I live in Queens and I'm looking to get a HELOC on my home.

After finishing my last BRRR, I had my lease coming up for renewal in the main city I have to live in for my W2 Income.

While I am wanting to buy a property in this area within the next 6 months rather than rent, I’m lost on if I should HH or look for a distressed single family home I can rehab while I live in it to force appreciation this way?

Colorado Springs continues to get overflow from the much pricier Denver to the north, and it keeps showing up near the top of lists of best places to live, which is driving more people to move here.

I bought a house built in 1915 and living in it for 3 years.

He's doing it for a living you're not!

Jonathan does a fantastic job of trying to caution brand new investors from sinking their live savings into something they're just going to lose money on.okay that aside.  

I went live for my airbnb in March and have seen a significant drop in bookings since this month.

A relative lives there now and has a few units giving a regular cash flow but they say the market is over saturated.