Business is business...acquiring capital should be a full time job and goal for a wise, well read business owner.

I recently acquired (not completely by choice) a rental which is next door to an uninhabitable house in a semi-rural area out-of-state.

From my perspective, I think this places more importance on the property you acquire instead of on the rehab costs and the contractor.  

I may reach out with those finance questions.My goals are to to acquire one property a month, and then determine to flip it or hold it.

Hey all,So I be been actively reaching and acquiring as much knowledge as I can. currently I am in the process of builing my team along with a buyers list.

I had gotten into real estate with the intent of acquiring rental properties and didn't have intentions of flipping.  

Hi guys, what would you guys suggest if you were in my shoes .. I need some help !!!

I and my fiancé's brother would like to partner up and start seriously investing in real estate .. our goal for now is to get a 50...

I kept acquiring properties, sometimes using the BRRR strategy. 

I could keep buying additional properties and use mortgage interest and depreciation on the newly acquired properties to increase the offset against rental income, but my property acquisition phase is over.  

built these things first and they'll come.In today's world internet and cable are getting to be necessities at campgrounds so people can stay in touch with family,friends or business so figure that in also.Might be a little overwhelming but once done beats any property ROI I've acquired in over 40 years. 1-low insurance very little if any structures,basically lia policy.2-low up keep,90% of your investment is underground and protected.3-low taxes,there again no structures so land tax is it.Hope this helps,good luck