With gutters, the water shouldn't get too close to the house unless there are strong winds, the land is incorrectly graded or the downspouts are too close to the house.

One property is about 3 acres that my main house is on and the other is just land with a well on it and it's about 2 acres.

Following a pandemic-driven boom in 2021-2022, characterized by soaring prices, rapid sales, and a sharp drop in inventory, the market began to cool in 2023 due to rising mortgage rates and economic uncertainty.

Only bad tenants live in bad neighborhoods no matter how nice the house.

We currently own one door (split acquisition and closing costs and contribute equally to management and ownership), and have split equity and cash flows from the property - also pretty standard in my experience.My question is this - I want to purchase a house hack and would like to use our current business entity for accounting purposes (tracking income / expenses / etc).

So we are looking at purchasing a home (new primary residence) but we will be leasing back to the current owner for 120-150 days as the current build they are working on is being finished.I was told if I apply for a mortgage and disclose that it will not be my primary residence outside of 60 days from the point of contract that it will require a larger down payment and a higher interest rate.

Both own multiple LTR houses.Be aware that if you buy a STR in your SDIRA you can never stay in it or work on it while your IRA owns it. you cant stay in it even if you pay normal rates?

Hello everyone,I am reaching out to connect with individuals who have experienced significant issues with the Section 8 housing program, specifically regarding their failure to enforce their own lease agreements.As a landlord, I had a tenant under the Section 8 program who turned out to be a severe nuisance.

I used that for the first few tenants I had when I was house hacking. :)  

But usually wholesalers are preying on the desperate - the ones who had a loved one die and can no longer afford the house, or can no longer take care of the house, or who are behind on their mortgage and are about to go into foreclosure, etc.