I recently purchased a property in Sacramento.

I have been looking into making my first investment property purchase (SFR).

I rather fix the damage, have the neighbors insurance pay for it, and find a new Buyer once the issue is resolved.The important question is: After I say NO to the requested discount, if the Buyer decides not to proceed with the purchase, would the Buyer be entitled to receive their earnest money back or should I?

I'm looking to purchase my first short term rental in an expensive market and was wondering about how many people are able to manage their own properties even potentially clean, fix them.

Purchase price: $92,500 Sale price: $270,000 This West Philly home was located in the Carroll Park neighborhood of 19131 and was a great site at just under 1500 sqft.

I currently live in the Midwest and am interested in purchasing a property in Huntsville or Chattanooga.

When a service member allows someone to assume their VA loan, it can have several implications:The service member may regain their VA loan entitlement, which can be used for a future home purchase.

Helocs must also be calculated in underwriting based on fully exhausted payment meaning even if you only use a portion during the next purchase they underwriter will hit you with the full payment for risk.Cash out on the other hand is a liquid reserve tax free and it only requires (1) mortgage/lien.

I don't intend to live there, but I want to hold onto the property for a while once I purchase it.

The long-term rental price can cover loan and related cost when we purchased it 8 years ago.