It's affordable (even now), researching it online is easy, the people/culture fits my personality, and travel is a breeze from the bay area. 

As a landlord, the more properties you acquire, the more cash you will have to deal with and store. 

I’m a biology major and really have no interest in working for someone else. I have lots of connections in real estate and would like to pursue these so I can work for myself. I’ve done lots of research, but would lik...

Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated!

A tip for the homewoner....the last thing a person in foreclosure needs is for some wannabe wholesaler to tie up their property “hoping” to flip the contract....the deal falls apart then the homeowner doesn’t have time to sell it to a real buyer.

I'm new to WA state and tipping into RE investing so this was very interesting.

They have an online application that you can customize and can do the screenings through their site.

Purchased a duplex in Colorado and I'd like to know how long we are required to store/hold onto the tenants property they left behind after they move out? 

Any tips on Detroit would be appreciated. 

The problem is is I think you can go online and pay like $25 and "make" your dog a "service" dog, which is probably what she will do if/when you ask for documentation.