Based on your books if you have them or on your 2018 taxes or on your crystal ball.

So I’m preparing to buy a home as soon as my lease is up in the Orlando area but this would be my first home that I would want to turn into an investment property but I don’t know in what order I should do things like, should I get a real estate agent first then worry about pre-approval or is it the other way around I want to get into investing in real estate and feel like this would get the ball swinging but I want to make sure I have my ducks in a row before I start.

Curious from you guys’ experience how many apartment units I’d be able to do for this 1 building & ball park pricing range...

Once you sign papers I would be calling long term lenders to get the ball rolling.

I cannot verify, but those that I know who were lucky enough to work this weekend claimed that people were "balling out" on their unemployment money.With the largest employers having a large share of their employees still unemployed, and with the future of the tourism industry seemingly unstable (rumors of another casino shutdown looming in the face of COVID spike here in the state), I'm wondering who are all these people buying houses?

Greetings everyone I live in NY and want to exercise the Brrrr strategy out of state I’m thinking Pittsburgh or Indiana the thing is I work full time and want to know what is the best way to utilize this formula without me being there because I need someone to stay on top of contractors and make sure things are getting done I would greatly appreciate all your feedback thanks

But I am making ball park estimates knowing what I typically spend, and how much that costs PSF. 

Best of luck on getting your license and getting the ball rolling. 

Just looking at what ball park numbers would be for utilities.

Hello All,I would like to try to purchase my first rental at as ‘discounted’ a price as possible.I plan to to BRRRR it as a means to start the ball rolling on my investment portfolio.How do I purchase foreclosures with a conventional mortgage in NJ/NY?