Any useful advice...Efficient Market Theory says that you are not going to make excess returns on a continual basis by renting out rooms to college students. 

Far too many get stuck in the "paralysis by analysis" stage, thinking they just don't know enough to get started.

Your return on home equity is always zero, so pulling it out and making it work for you to generate passive cash flow in excess of what the extra payments cost you, is always a smart thing to do, as long as you don't over leverage in which it sounds like you are avoiding here either way.What sort of investment are you going to do?

I'm actually the queen of thrift store/Craigslist/World Market STR staging, so I could probably throw it together if I get the energy.

Which stage of real estate cycle is market on?

For those of you who stage your flips, is there a price point at which you stage it versus not?

Parts of the roof have excessive fire damage, but the inside seems to be somewhat intact.

I am in the education stage and I am interested in getting a multi-family at the beginning of 2020 (moving back to the states from Europe) to do a BRRR / house hack.

Hi all, I'm looking for a staging company in the Memphis area. 

I am in the early stages, getting educated, perusing BP, reading the books, etc..I am specifically looking for multi-family.