I've posted before about out of state investing.  I've definitely made some money both on the cash flow and appreciation (appreciation was a surprise in most cases).But that being said, the exit strategy is difficult ...

House hacking in Chicago can be a game-changer—letting you live for free (or close to it) while building wealth through real estate. But once you have tenants, the big question arises: Should you self-manage or hire a...

My wife and I are about to purchase a new property and I am looking for advice on how to apply in order to secure the best interest rate possible.Currently, we live in a house that is just under my name- I have not ad...

I've put together a sort of list of how I think I should approach lease-option sandwiching. I'm starting scouting tomorrow, and just wanted some feedback on this process:

1) Look for houses for sale in the area
2) De...

I would like to run something by you guys and ask for some advice. I am currently house-hacking a duplex in Columbus, OH and I think it is actually setting me back. I used a 0% down loan, 7.5% interest rate and have a...

Trying to rent a unit out and still pretty new at this. I have as my baseline requirements a 600+ credit score, no evictions or criminal history. I have a couple who wants to rent and both of them have 550 as score an...

Is anyone currently supporting themselves primary with cash flows from syndication as a passive investor (or contemplated doing it)?  If so, how have your stress tested your returns to ensure sufficient cash flow duri...

I've been searching your posts this week and they're very insightful. We have a condo in a desirable historic neighborhood in Arlington, VA. We need to sell now to avoid capital gains or rent forever, as we see it. ...

Hi everyone, I’m Rebecca from northern NJ, and I’m just getting started in real estate investing. My husband and I are both excited (and honestly a little overwhelmed) about buying our first investment property. We’re...

With just one weekend to go before most tax returns are due, more than 90 million Americans have already filed their forms and claimed $183 billion in refunds — leaving nearly half still to cross the looming Tuesday, ...