I would reach out to the assisted living houses already in your neighborhood and see if they are looking for any additional properties to lease.

Are you trying to buy the property from the owner and pay off the property taxes, or is it going to tax foreclosure?

Make sure your listing is SEO optimized with the right keywords to attract more renters—many property management companies can help with this, along with tenant screening and payment management.

Hi everyone,I'm new to real estate investing, focusing on commercial and mixed-use properties.

I have had several of my short-term owners go to a self-insure model (i.e. they only get liability insurance on paid for properties) in recent years.

SiniSTAR is a unique platform dedicated to connecting property owners like you with displaced policyholders in need of temporary housing due to unfortunate events such as fires or floods.

I worked for a family owned company that built laminated timber structures throughout the Northeast but one of the sons had a good portfolio of multi family properties throughout Jacksonville and Orlando.

Sounds like you’ve got a great start with properties in both NJ and the Poconos.

However, I'm starting to worry about managing these properties once I relocate.While cash flow is likely to break even or be slightly positive, paying 8-10% for a property manager would significantly eat into my margins.

I've also just bought my first property with mid South turnkey, and it just closed.