I’m a 32 year old associate real estate broker, and I work for a small broker here in town who is 69, and getting close to retirement.

I evicted a tenant and i want to collect past due rent, evicting fee plus water/sewer bill, i went online and people say you have to go to the county office and apply at the small claims, i need some input, thanks

I'd buy a value-add small appartment in the midwest if you are going for cash flow.

My goal with this approach is to use lower living expenses to improve my day job cash flow and begin house hacking where market values are low enough for me to "start small".In the spirit of collaboration, I'd love to take this chance to share the latest draft of my emerging investment strategy for feedback.My "Why" and CF Goal:I love not working for someone else, and I'd love to travel without someone counting my days out of office.

So once( and if) small claims court rules in my favor, I will contact their employers and set up a pay garnishment and have the money deducted on the monthly basis.   

.- Relax your pet policy to allow small and large dogs and cats. 

I am buying a property for around 150,000 that includes a single family home (very small) and a conversion 4 plex. 

When it comes to refi, look for mortgage or small banks that will refi based on the asset, not your ability to repay the debt.

I'm willing to bet that your flooring contractor is charging per sq. foot which means he makes more money by doing it the easy way.I'll be doing a flooring job soon and the only place I will be putting the flooring underneath anything is in the bathroom where it will go under the toilet and vanity only because it would be virtually impossible to install the vinyl planks in the small spaces between them and the walls and the tub. 

I'm trying to buy a small apartment building, 4plex.