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Mark Costa Do you prioritize real estate over stocks?
3 October 2018 | 10 replies
However, full disclaimer, my ROTH IRA and 401K are strict indexes and mutual funds.
Evan File 42 unit “passive investment” is this possible?
30 September 2018 | 5 replies
In addition, I would investigate if the on-site manager is full-time or is only on-site for a specified period of the week.
Sarah Preston Full Blown Newb - Houston, TX
3 January 2019 | 13 replies
I'm planning on revising our budget so we can bank my full income in 2019 which would give us about 40k+ cash to play with if all goes well.
Vijaianand Thirunageswaram 4th Flip down for this year, next one on the Market...
1 October 2018 | 13 replies
I know you cannot predict everything but  just have mindset to do not give up and fight through it all and try to have back up plan if possible.
Elizabeth Luchenbill New Investor from Marietta, GA--outside Atlanta
1 October 2018 | 8 replies
I will add that while neither was purchased with the knowledge and full analysis of being an income producing property, the area is strong enough to support the homes as such, and we will even be able to have a (very) small cash flow within the first year. 
Chantal Jones To lease-Option or not? Creative financing help!
1 October 2018 | 2 replies
I can pay for the downpayment via my savings, but the property appears to need a full rehab for both units. 
Conrado Ramon Navarro Rent or sell current home?
29 September 2018 | 6 replies
The neighborhood is pleasant, except we have a next door home wherein 2-3 families are living in , the property is unkempt to say the least, usually someone is arguing and or fighting in the home, place reeks of marijuana and they have 3-4 dogs and 1 of the dogs they can't really control.Not sure if I'm being too overly cautious but I feel I can't in good conscience rent my home to another family knowing all I know with the nextdoor neighbor.Should I start from scratch and sell the house and buy a new property or keep and rent the house and buy a new property?
Mindy Jensen Ep 285: 3 Reasons Multifamily Might be the Perfect Investment
5 July 2018 | 44 replies
Paul Moore was amazing i'm blown away with everything he has done.
Gregory Schwartz Out of state, sight unseen investing
5 July 2018 | 110 replies
Greg:    First, do not get discouraged by anyone, someone else is doing it so you can, not going to be easy.If not done already I suggest to look into this:Enforce that PM uses a great website for rental screening, ones with a background check and choose the best tenants possible.Review you leases to close any pitfalls and enforce the lease to the T.Keep the units in good shape and keep extra cash reserves ( fixing + trip expenses )Tiger than normal lookup on the PM ( have second PM line up ), vacancies, unit showing costs, repairs, fees, etc,  require a once a week normal operations report and a once a month full operations report.Family, friend on virtual assistant that regularly drive by the property and reports to you, or if cash flow allows and deem beneficial you can install security cameras and remote view activity on the property, nowadays there are lots of options.Check if feasible to get a home warranty plan for the units so some pain issues are self-managed by the tenant via a phone call to the warranting companyIn which city/state is the property? 
Chris Hosier New Member from Northwest Arkansas
29 June 2018 | 6 replies
I'm a full time realtor and work with several investors throughout the year.