At the end of the day, the time, stress etc it saves me its worth it.Also for handyman work, they will typically charge you a minimum price, like $200 for a call so its good to have a list of multiple items then just calling them every time something small pops up.

If your pet rent was $50 a month, you saved him $1,800 over the past three years and he's repaid you by moving in a second pet!

I think next time you will not close with an attorney to save a few bucks.

I'm not entirely sure if this is accurate information and want to be well-informed before moving back as I don't want to but will if it means I'll save $30-40k.

I've read Brandon Turner's post on the ultimate realtor's guide to working with investors and plan on joining my local REIA to hopefully find a flipper that I can help find deals for.

I think you would save a nice buck on energy bills and perhaps be able to raise the rent a little, especially if the tenants are currently providing their own window air conditioners.

I have about $3,000 saved up and don’t know how to get started.

Read the BP Ultimate Beginner's Guide, then as many books, forum posts, and podcasts as you can get your hands on.

At 27, I finally have enough in savings to start investing in real estate.

A little about me:  I’m from NYC, in my mid 20s and have some money saved up that I’d like to put to work but need to know more about what to do with it.