We have some tenants now that go most of their lease needing little or no management, and in those cases paying a property manager feels like a waste of money.My wife and I have had a lot of moments where we were at a total loss what to do (and sometimes still do), but the next thing we know we found a solution, the problem is in the past and there are rainbows again (for a little while anyway).

Brandon turner talked about that strategy in his No money book, but I don't remember him mentioning having to lease for a min. of 30 yrs.

I’m in search of some advice: I agreed to lend 50k to a fellow investor/flipper in exchange for 10% interest, min of 3 mo, max 6 mo.

Hey BP,In contract for our first deal past contingencies.. 

I have been told I have to have my rentals for a min of 2 years and another said the income would only count if it was on my 2017 tax returns. 

As tenants in common, your new partner on this one deal is not at risk of anything you have done in the past, only for and during this one project as your partner.

Hi Kristine - I’ve hung my license with Sellstate Alliance Realty in the Springs for the past 7 1/2 years and I’m on the board of advisors and mentor new agents.

Studying pricing dynamics the past 6 months and economics, I understand very low Cap growth, but decent cash flow.

In fact, they haven't applied at all over the past few years.

In the past, I've infrequently purchased homes from people going into nursing homes, and have ran into situations like the owner only being able to sell it (for example) 70% of the homes value.