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Sergio Martinez Should I pay off the mortgage sooner?
24 October 2017 | 8 replies
The market will come back to you and you'll be ready.There's a lot of performance pressure to maximize. 
Roy Gutierrez Ready to start a career in Real Estate, Advise
26 October 2017 | 7 replies
I'll provide some entertaining reading of how I got started: I lost my house in the recession in FL, I was in michigan thinking I would rent for the rest of my life and I was fine with that, mom "pressured" me to use her $50K loan (part of her retirement) to buy a house (no intentions to invest, just a house to live in) initially I didn't want to risk her money but after some thought I accepted her offer in 2012, after months of many losing bids of foreclosures I finally won not 1 but 2 at the same time, so my realtor brother said not to let go the other one so he lent me $20K, after the rehabbing, contractors, being scammed sometimes and feeling like the life was sucked out of me (and by miracle didn't get fired from my job) I finished both so I had to put one for rent, swore never to do this again but 2 years later was looking thru zillow and homepath and the adrenaline juices started flowing again, took out a home equity loan and bought 2 more, repeat same pattern, life sucked out of me, again I don't know how I didn't get fired, but afterwards I was just tired and not disillusioned with real estate like the first time; and then bought the last one where I live 2 years ago, sorry to make it long lol.Thank you @Jessie Niu, I'm trying to see which of the methods you mentioned will take me the furthest.
Joshua Strong Effects of industrial park going in next to 9 acres with 1 duplex
25 October 2017 | 2 replies
So the key is targeting the employees who work there.I would say it's a wash for the plus and cons.
Mary Joe Wash DC income & property tax question - out of state investor
24 October 2017 | 3 replies

Hi AllI live in NY, am thinking of purchasing a rental property in DC.  2 questions:1) Do I need to file a separate tax return to DC ?   I will of course include this rental property in my 1040 and my NY return, but n...

Jordan Hunter Mortgage payment vs. rental income for taxes
25 October 2017 | 6 replies
I just want to make sure that the taxes do not wash everything I'm trying to do.
Max Briggs Tax Advantages in real estate
9 November 2017 | 28 replies
In my area the cap rates are close to historical stock market return stock, so at some point it becomes a wash, and I prefer passive stock market investing to more activel real estate investing all things being equal.
Michael Arnold WANTED - Exterior Design Ideas - Ugly House
1 December 2017 | 36 replies
Also pressure clean the shingles when you are ready for market. 
Account Closed Texas agents I need some input
29 October 2017 | 12 replies
I feel like my agent is trying to bully me into signing and hope that I feel pressured into changing the contract to his liking or like I have asked for something illegal with the mention of "So I hope that it does not end up in court that we were trying to be a lawyer" statement. 
Michael Badin Vending Machines, ATM's & More
29 October 2017 | 5 replies
We are $7 to wash and dry, or you can travel a bunch of blocks and pay $1.25 a load, people opt to pay more vs walk or drive.
Amir M. What were you before you started in investing?
22 December 2017 | 76 replies
I feel no pressure about anything concerning real estate and it's all been about learning as much as I can.