Hi Everyone,
I am a new investor looking for rental properties in Central Ohio. I want to decide if I should go for a farm land or a multifamily home in this area. Thanks

Lenders I’ve spoke to are requiring 25% down for any multi family investment properties. Just a couple months ago they would do 20% and one would even do 15%. Wondering if anyone has found a lender that will do less t...

I am currently in the military and stationed in Newport News, VA. I am looking at purchasing either a small single family home (which I would finance through a conventional loan or through a contact I have who offers ...

As the subject states, I am just trying to figure out which funding is the better way to go. Looking to get equity from my current residence to acquire another property. I want to rent the home I am in now and the pos...

I posted a couple days ago about hard money lenders. Since then I have been considering a construction loan as an alternative. I'm possibly going to make my first rental purchase. It is a fixer upper and banks don't w...

@Brandon Turner about the BRRR strategy I wonder if we might be working too hard? Or maybe I'm not understanding it right, hence this post asking for feedback.For example, if we were to buy several distressed properti...

200k Better value for your money ?A-2x 100k homes in- A/B class neighborhoods=$200kvs B-4x 50k homes in C/D neighborhoods=$200k Lets pretend the rents are close (or the same)What is the smarter move?  A gives you bett...

Hi Everyone,If I plan to purchase a single family home to rent, can I still use a FHA or 203k loan? Or do I have to use a conventional loan since I’m not going live in the home?

I am thinking of pivoting from a SaaS application to APIs, so that RE professionals and investors can access that better and more current market data than what CoStar, the MLS, and others provide. More info on SaaS ap...

Is it better to try to find and sell some deals to get started or just try and find and investor or investors to partner with?