Hey everyone! Really need your advice and a big thanks to those who weighed in on this previously. After weighing all my options I have more detailed information. Quick backstory: I ventured into Airbnb in Orlando wit...

G'Day everyone,Been kind of bored lately and stayed away from the forum for a few years so here I am in 2024 and ready to "troll" away again hahaMight as well kick start with a post about Toledo.Nice battle further above with Toledo vs Cleveland.Lot's of panties getting caught in a tangle hehe 😘10+ years ago when we started working in Toledo, I'd get laughed out of every room.Quite a different laugh nowadays (Because I'm laughing) heheSeems like everyone and their dog wants to invest in Toledo and probably rightly so.Low entry price point, high rents, decent rental demand and decent/employed tenants.Granted, it doesn't get much more boring than Toledo when it comes to capital growth and infrastructure.

Hello BiggerPockets Community,
I'm in a predicament regarding a duplex offer, and I'm in dire need of advice and insights from experienced investors like you.
I recently placed an offer on a duplex from the 1900s, w...

Hello everyone, I'm in need of some guidance. I bought a 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom property in Orlando near Disney World for short-term rentals. It's been a year, and contrary to my initial profit projections, I've been c...

Where we buy rental properties usually that is caused by cat or dog urine. 

@Tim Bishop  if you want to put in some bird dogging for me and share profits and can show you how.

I obviously can't speak to all the details as I'm not an LO but from what I understand (from their flyer) it's a conventional product, Park National keeps the paper and services the loan, it has no PMI, Is a 100% financed product, and comes with $15K to use for closing cost, rate buy down, or principal buy down depending on your situation.There is a new top dog in the loan products for house hacking in my opinion, and the best part of it is that its local money, staying local and helping local people.    

Today I got a call from the first floor tenant stating that there is a strong smell like dog/fish in her front porch.

It also indicates an inability to plan, which means they are just as likely to not pay rent, move in a roommate, add a dog, or disappear in the middle of the night.No.

Hey @John Acheson, Dont let the tax tail wag the income dog!