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Todd Gustafson I'M LOST!!!
22 August 2011 | 18 replies
I need something very inexpensive.
David Beard Anyone getting financing on <30K properties?
1 December 2018 | 20 replies
As a followup to another thread that was posted on getting bank financing on inexpensive SFRs (sporting caps of 24-36% and up).Has anyone, anywhere, been able to get local bank or credit union financing (at least 5 yr term, could be amortizing loan or LOC, but not short term rehab financing) on SFRs where the total investment is below $30K.
Vaishal Patel How can i show "Material participation" to claim passive losses?
1 January 2013 | 8 replies
You can only deduct in the current year 15,000 in expenses.
Brian Ortins Purchasing the Stress Free Landlord book worth it?
25 February 2013 | 2 replies
The price is inexpensive at $27, but was wondering about the content.
Account Closed New member introduction
13 February 2014 | 12 replies
Thank you all for the warm welcome.I selected Missouri based on some market indicators…..the property here is relatively inexpensive and the rents are fairly high in comparison.
Ryan J. Better to purchase one single family @ $500k or five @ $100k? And why?
26 November 2014 | 4 replies
You will have a terrible return on investment cash flow wise on a $500k single family home as a rental after you factor in expenses (and possibly a negative return with a mortgage). 
Emily Weitkamp New member in the Steel City (Pittsburgh!)
26 February 2015 | 8 replies
We are thinking of getting either get an inexpensive multifamily in the suburbs just for renting, or house-hacking a more expensive multifamily in the city while renting or selling our current home.
Jason Stoddard Newbie
3 April 2015 | 8 replies
Between my wife and I we should be bringing in around 120k- 140k per year after the move with about 3500 in expenses.
Kenneth Norman Success Path?
7 May 2018 | 93 replies
02/05/17What to expect:1) You will attend a Success path free bootcamp, where you will get some free material, where 90% of the time they will to sale a "FASTSTART" THREE-DAY BOOTCAMP for, in our case, $1990, and other Online training... the other 10% they will talk you about how awesome is invest in Real Estate (it really it is, I agree with) and then,2) You will attend these 3 days training where you expect a real class, go deep into the topics that they included for this, but guess what, 80% of the time they will to sale you 3 different packages where the more inexpensive is for $21600, YES almost $22K.
Account Closed Pittsburgh Investing
21 March 2016 | 11 replies
The industrial-era housing stock is very inexpensive, while the rents are moderate.