I think the book is a good introduction to Notes and would fit under the popular theme of “Notes for Dummies”.

I’m just wondering how someone else would handle this situation or what I am obligated to do

I have enough to buy the second all cash (just sitting in a 1.6% ally bank account at the moment) but i'm wondering if I should leverage my money and try and get a conventional loan or possible some kind of HELOC on the value of the first rental.

I am wondering if there is a wholesale opportunity here where I can find a buyer in the next 60 days...?

A friend and I were going to try to flip a house for the first time and I was wondering the best way to go about it.

With the above mentioned I am wondering if it would be best for me to buy a single family home to live in and rehab cosmetic items within the first year and then sell it within 1-2 years and use the profits for a down payment on an owner occupied property.

I have 4 rentals here in a Columbia which I plan to keep, and my home, which I will likely sell if I move (for the capital gains tax benefit).The question I have is that Seattle is a hot hot hot market and while I’m totally fine jumping in with both feet, part of me wonders if it might not be a better market to rent in, which would  allow me to use the cash from the sale of my house for other investments.

Hi allI am wondering what sources pro landlords or property manager using to estimate non-local rent market?

I was wondering, why not in that case use some of the 250K cash and pay off property 1 and 2?

I wonder if anyone can check properties that went underwater there.