Hey guys my name is ezz i wanna get into real estate investment and i start by educating myself reading articles and i was thinking to buy a rental property i live in pa by the way and i wanna know which property type is the best ( multi family, single, duplex, studio , summer house ) I wanna focus mainly here on the highest cash on cash return Thanks in advance

There is also a vacant room in the house that will likely be filled within the next month.The main question is, for those who have been successful in entering into this type of agreement, how could we structure the agreement as such that it would improve his debt-to-income?

My growing curiosity in wholesaling continues to push me to further research this intriguing element to real estate investing.

I've actually been apart of this community for awhile now but mainly just as a knowledge source for learning more about investing in real estate.

My main problem is I just moved and am beginning to invest in real estate full-time, so I have no income to qualify for a loan. 

That is not to say it is foolproof or that there is any guarantee the bank would not call the loan. agreed it was one of my main methods for buying rentals for about a decade probably did over 100 of them.. but no land trust just took title had 3 called paid them off.. 

@Bruce Weyer You would want to talk to an accountant for the exact items that can be deducted but you have hit on the main ones.

They have one main contractor they use.

Hi All,I am new to BP and am currently reading Raising Private Capital - Building your Real Estate Empire Using Other Peoples Money.I would like to know if any Real Estate Investors groups in Maine (Portland to Augusta preferably).

all those things considered... and of course I sold them right away mainly to Germans for 50 to 60k apiece so we took our 15 to 25k profits and did that for a year or so then went to Atlanta and was getting smokin deals there I think I bought 54 in one year at courthouse there then the big hedge funds came in and kicked us to the curb.. we kept those though and then rolled them all up and sold them all at once to a HEDGE fund.. doubled our money in 18 months on those.