I suggest every young aspiring investor starts by buying an affordable home that could be a good rental.

Any input, suggestions or recommendations (Architect, Contractor, etc.)

I would suggest pursuing tax default leads before the go to auction.

I listed my home for rent and after 30+ days of reviews and home tours signed a lease on 3/30 with an individual who met my preferences for financial/credit history but could not move in until end of May.

The market is tough but a 2/1 house can do pretty well depending on how it’s set up and how fast you can get good reviews on the platforms.

I think it would but wanted to see what experienced investors suggest. 

- What should the desirable mortgage/rent ratio be for my properties- Should I begin saving up an emergency fund for repairs and maintenance before I actually purchase a property or should I begin doing that once I own a property- Do you think Louisville, KY would be a good location to stick with, or should I look for a new areaThanks in advance for your suggestions!

Looking to invest in states like Texas, Florida, Tennessee or any Landlord/Tax friendly states.Any suggestions would be very much appreciated.

The agent initially shared a strategy to price low and let the demand drive the price alternatively they also suggested that they can market to their select clientele and sell it off market.

Any suggestions on how to structure the will with specific provisions to allow my stepfather to remain after her death?