When REIT and other companies really decide that the possibility of 15-20% return outweighs the struggles with the stock and bond market, it will turn into a tsunami. 

And struggling and making (minor) mistakes...

I am looking to take out a line of credit on a property valued at $140,000. I owe less than $80,000 and should be able to obtain a HELOC for just around $40,000. The issue is that I have been working for a private rea...

I’m new to real estate and am currently looking for my first deal (duplex in Western Ma).I am struggling to find leads that have not been on the market sitting on Zillow, Realtor.com, etc for months.

Now that I’m probably 3/4 or so to fi, I don’t care about materialistic things anymore (my wife and kids might), I’m concerned with providing a job for my contractor, an amazing home for a 65 year old minority man, a place to go for a struggling 8 year old soccer player and his mother, painting graffiti off dilapidated houses in areas that need leaders etc. 

The rational is simple - if one person says it's a problem, then likely there are hundreds of others who are silently struggling with it and by knowing about it, I might be able to address it based on two decades of being involved in the self storage space.  

@Andre' Arceneaux this is always one of the struggles when working with out of state property managers.

That is mostly an economical decision a lot of landlords struggle with, because they are within their rights, maybe even feel violated and want to put the hammer down, but at the end of the day was cheaper and easier for me - and they did not trash the place while moving out, in fact they cleaned very well.I work with a lot of young investors and also house hackers in Milwaukee and sometimes we run into seniority issues with long term tenants; therefore, in my experience it is generally advisable to cycle tenants out and perhaps make some improvements before you put the units back on the market.

I'm in Utah and am fighting a crazy market, struggling with keeping my unit as a rental (90k equity) or 1039 into a larger one.

However, I'm also cognizant of the "talent drain" Louisville has struggled with due to it's lack of a central business district.