I thought this was a fairly common practice but it sounds like it's not.

I got a good referral about this potential tenant. 

You not taking action on this could potentially create issues in getting your property back.

I've been watching BP youtube daily for months,  read many many books, been practicing running numbers with an app finding deals etc, plan on taking boot camps here and also Zubers course. 

This is a potential property that I am considering.

By discussing the obstacles we've faced, we can help new investors be more aware of potential pitfalls and navigate their investment journey with a bit more foresight. 

In Tucson, I think having a pool adds a ton of potential value in a rental. 

I recently dropped a property from my mgmt company that had so much potential but didn't hit that target due to owner not being willing to update and decorate the property to our recommendations. 

My investment sights are set on the scenic Hudson and Housatonic Valleys, where I see tremendous growth and community development potential.💫 My immediate goal is to purchase my first rental property within a year.

Hey bigger pockets, I was just wondering what some older more experienced real estate investors thought about the idea of buying tax deeds. I’ve seen a lot of positive posts and information online about tax deeds but ...