I've recently moved to Long Island and am a young professional looking to begin a career in real estate investment. For the past three years I've been working in property management.

Is there a ratio of note amount to value amount that most investors seek out?

Hi, Thank you all for your responses in advance.I am considering selling one of my two rental properties and do a 1031 Exchange.  I’m not an Accredited Investor, so I won’t be able to invest at 1031crowdfunding.Questi...

I will be pursing this a full time endeavor.Currently I have no personal real estate experience, however, I am reading every book/blog I can find and very actively seeking as much knowledge as I can through other's experiences.A little info on my current situation and a request for some guidance from those of you who can offer a little direction for starting out here...I'm 25 years old and I'm an officer in the Marine Corps.

Try seeking big companies the buy in your market.

Property ValueAnnual Net IncomeHow large of a Line of Credit are you seeking?

I'm looking for a realtor that is investor friendly in Central and Northern New Mexico. If you're in Santa Fe, then all the better!In the near-future I will need a realtor that can write options, list properties, pull...

I'm going t be using this plan to seek new financing, wheat her it's conventional or through private investors.  

I very much believe in proverbs 12:15 "the way of a fool seems right in his own eyes, but a wise man seeks advice".If you can leave me your success stories in a short summary, that'd awesome and motivational for me!

In the case of a verbal lease, well then it's your word against the tenant's.I'd highly recommend seeking the input of a real estate attorney, but if you're using a FAR-BAR lease, the newer version makes it clear that the tenant is responsible for the entire lease amount, unless the property owner allows for a buy-out (typically two months advance rent to cancel plus loss of security deposit).