Growing up, I was always taught debt is bad. 

You are now saddled with bad debt feeding the beast each month.Check your local landlord/tenant laws and see how long it takes to get a tenant out (eviction).If you want to be a residential landlord you might want to buy a vacant value add and fix it up to get rent ready ( not sale ready) and build in some equity upside.

I know turnkey can get a bad reputation but there are several reputable providers there and if you hold them long term they can be good investments.I’ve done the DIY method and so far turnkey is better for me in my opinion anyways.

Bad for you flippers, now you’re out gunned on all fronts: advertising, popularity, and billions of dollars.

I have shared on the forums different strategies that we use while investing in real estate. I have gotten differing comments on using leverage or being overly leveraged.If you could own cash flowing properties with l...

Worked with a bad title company which was recommended by other real estate investors.

Phase 1’s are never a bad idea.

Hi Brianna,If the city building department website says emergency wreck it means that the city already decided that the condition of the property is bad and I would assume that the kitchen remodeling cost is further down the list.  

State Street and Governors Ave (which encompasses the East and West side of campus) aren't too bad, although they are quite busy.Just be very, and I do mean, VERY, careful about Kirkwood, New, and Queen Street as these can tend to be rougher streets.

No one gets paid until closing, your arrogance will catch up to you in this industry and with a bad reputation you won't make it very far.