I haven't figured out how to apply it to real estate yet, but a small business owner had a mascot that had some brand recognition, and he had a mascot suit he'd occasionally pay someone to wear outside his store.

So I fixed the house back to brand new condition, decided to sell my 6 month old Corvette that I had saved for an eternity for and used half that money to pay off my 2nd mortgage on that AL property and refinance the 1st.

My name is Travis and I am brand new to this site.

Even paying $3/house to unlock the extra features is worth it (like being able to add my company branding info to footer).

I offered the tenant to put disinfectant, let the room air for a day with the carpet taken out and put in brand new carpet and padding.

Hello BP members! I am pretty new to the R.E. investing arena, and new to the Houston market in general. Moved here a year ago and am looking for additional streams of income. I have some experience with rental b...

Over this way I feel would be tough to get out there due to brand new houses being built everywhere.

Hi everyone,I'm brand new to real estate investing, though I've been in the real estate space (mortgage side) for five years.

Unit mix varies by neighborhood, but generally NYC favors 1 BR - most projects I've seen are about 60% 1 BR, 30% 2 BR and 10% studio/3BR.

I know of lenders who will finance multi-family properties in that value range, and look at the net income rather than your personal (or the brand new corporation) income.