Hi all,I am looking for my first rental property, and I have created a spreadsheet to work all the numbers out.

If you're looking in Massachusetts at all I can get you properties that aren't on the MLS.  

All I can say from my experience buying lots of CA houses is that purchase price is not FMV per the assessor and I've been re-assessed higher amounts many times.I'll be honest and say I don't know how Prop 60 calculates "equal or lesser value" on your current residence when allowing you to keep your reassessment amount.

Also I believe it is split and some units are on forced air some on boiler.

Hello all, I usually do basic wholesaling, but recently got into sandwich lease options.

Too me all I could think of when those auctions are on tv, is Vegas at the craps table.

I told him I would give him an offer with a couple of options for him to choose from after I looked at the numbers.So, here's what I have:It's a duplex in Lake Havasu City (popular retirement & family community).The man has a dread disease that has forced retirement and is anxious to sell this prop.

Hello all,I have been doing real estate for the last 10 months and have two rental properties.I am about to close on my first foreclosure and plan on rehabbing and flipping.

I have bought about 10 properties in the last three years using hard money paired with conventional lending, personally signing for it all. I

The downside of leaving your existing lender is the documentation and underwriting strains that you don't get from your existing loan servicer (at least in my case).The reason this sucks, is that it pretty much forces you to go back the the original servicer for the easiest terms.