I think I'll see if I can have a plumber come take a professional look at the drains before I pull the trigger, if I'm still able to.

Tell them they can lock in the property If the sign a lease that, for example, starts on Dec 7.

Hello everyone been a member for a while but I am finally thinking of pulling the trigger on my first flip/ and hopefully seller financing. 

The best thing to do with that $250K is not tell anyone about it until you're ready to pull the trigger.

AND, all those boomers, myself included, who have their taxes frozen at 65 are reluctant to sell as well because swapping houses will most likely cause their tax bill to increase since they are currently enjoying somewhat locked in taxes year to year now.  

Seems as though Americans are spending more money fixing up the homes that they currently live in at mortgage rates that were locked in around 2.75% from when the pandemic was subsiding as opposed to buying new homes with inflated purchase prices, and mortgages in the 6.75-7.25% area for a 30 year FRM.Anyone have any thoughts on this?

So let’s assume they have a new tenant locked in by the 15th, but they’re going to move in the last weekend of the month because they’re paid up through the end of the month at the old place.

Newbies are very enthusiastic and want to take action but guru's also know that 99% of their students are never going to pull the trigger and close a deal.

Hi everyone needing advice, if when I ready to pull the trigger and buy a multi family home which I plan to hack, should I purchase it thru a LLC, or under my own name?

I have really locked down my personal finances and budgets to start digging myself out.