I’ve spent a couple years learning and saving and finally made my presence in the real estate world last year when I bought my first rental property.

As far as getting the final approval and underwriting your loan, they are going to require information for your current employer (employer in FL not NY) for the loan to be approved.

Hello, Would like to post a question for all the folks who invest out of state (or those who have had experience) -  Do you recommend any specific tools or resources to study trends and potential in that market? How h...

The contract has been extended multiple times, with the final date being 2/21.

New to the forum and excited to finally be a part of this community.

I have seen some turnkey providers deal analysis sheets and noticed that some do have some questionable assumptions built in (very low/non existent vacancy and maintenance assumptions).

Hey Guys,After researching real estate for a few years now I finally I bought my first home.

.---------------------- snip -------------------------In its final ruling the Court of Appeals found that:The City needs the tenant’s consent to inspect the rental unit.

Again, other investors may set different goals... for instance, someone who has been in the game a while and gotten really good at finding amazing deals and managing their portfolio super efficiently might not accept lower than a 15 to 20% CoC Return.When it comes to some of the "rules of thumb" like the 1% rule and the 50% expense rule, these are really more quick analysis tricks to help you understand whether a property is worth looking into further... not final criteria for whether or not you should buy.

I’m finally in a place financially where I can start diving in on my own, so I’m looking for any input on local HML’s that are willing to work with a relatively green investor and that others have had good luck with.