If you have decent cash flow now, you should be super happy with your cash flow and equity there in 10-15 years!

Just like AC filters, I had tenants who I showed how to change the AC filter and have twelve new ones next to it and a year later I have a super dirty filter and 11 new ones still sitting there. 

Buying an expensive home feeding the cash hippo and trying to bank on appreciation is a super risky business model.

Hi BP members,I am running the number of my first potential RE investment, a duplex which was converted to fourplex at Vernon area, Los Angeles 90011 (not the best area...).The issue for me begins here, it's a private property, which I am not super families with as far as the main thing that need to get my attention when going forward with the deal.The court auction will take place on 9/11 so the clock is ticking.I would greatly appreciate some tips from more experienced investors.Thank you

My partner and I are super excited to have NEW Tenants and we're now able to reap the benefits of our property.

I just got an amazing deal off the MLS on a 4 bedroom house.The area at the moment can be classified as a ghetto but is going to skyrocket in value in the next 5-10 years as it's prime real estate in the middle of the city, surrounded by super expensive neighborhoods.Every time a property becomes available in this zipcode, it's scooped up by an investor in a matter of hours. 

But I am a super fast painter so I am probably cheeper in the long run than a painter who I would have to hire at $200 a day.

He seems like a super smart guy.

I wasn't super excited about it because it was right next to an apartment complex.

hi BPI know that I have trained myself to not emotional buy in my properties.in fact it's super hard to even try b/c I've trained to walk away at any time.I don't have much experience in selling bc I buy/hold.but with those that i have sold, I always had my end buyers in mind.decor (live in flip), needs (add parking, laundry), and i buy "right" location location location and price.I recently had the opportunity to walk through a pre-listed house with my broker friend, and realized how different I am from "normal" buyer.