@Cynthia Reddy, there are a couple.

I can get a C area for 40k and B area for 50-60k, so I usually do that And are you happy with having a couple of these homes bringing you 1000 bucks in cash flow monthly?

If the couple breaks up and one person moves out, you'll want to make sure the other tenant can afford the rent on their own. 

I have a couple questions about this scenario:1) Are there creative ways to finance another rental property or properties to fully utilize the 1031 tax benefit even if we are having problems qualifying for financing?

Hi there,I'm brand new to real estate sales, but have been asked by an in-law for advice on selling her home (for better or worse!).

Would love to connect and pick your brain on a couple of things/experiences and especially PM companies!

Hello all my name is Michael Sanchez and I’m brand new to real estate investing.

I just completed rehab on a couple of properties. 

I've talked with a couple of local property managers, and there seem to be differing opinions on whether or not I should proceed with one cosigner, or three cosigners (one per applicant). 

Anytime you have a couple looking to rent, and they only want one of them to fill out the application, you can bet that's because the one they don't want filling out an application has a boatload of derogatory stuff that will turn up upon being screened.