Hey all,

I'm curious to see what everybody thinks about the location of a property vs the cash flow it produces.

A property I'm currently looking at could be considered the nicest house on the block, especially wit...

Long story short, I have a water front piece of land in NW Cape Coral that I have been trying to sell for nearly a year without success.  Being an out of state owner, I don't know the dynamics of the market.  Have thi...

Hi guys,How do you calculate your tax bracket for when you retire?Can you please correct me if I am wrong:Lets say you have 10 paid off houses that each bring you 1k so total you have 10K per month. Plus lets say you ...

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I’m analyzing a potential deal in Florida, but there’s a catch—it’s in an AE (High-Risk) flood zone. Hurricane Milton recently caused widespread flooding, yet this house remained unaffect...

If you could only pick one type of location to invest in STR's for the rest of your investing career, which type of location would it be? Near the mountains(Like Gatlinburg), near the beach(Like Destin), or in a city(...

Hey guys!  First-time poster here, as I was directed to this site by reddit's /r/property management subforum for a recent posting I submitted. As the posting states, just won a bid through auction on a foreclosed pro...

I know this has been discussed before, but I'm just looking for some experience-based weigh ins on this.

SFH PRO

one tenanant, longer term. Will tend to take care of the property better.
lease option
appreciation
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Hello BP, I am 4 months into my real estate investing journey and I'm facing a bit of a power struggle with my day job, family obligations, and marketing for motivated sellers. Currently, I am driving for dollars and ...

Hello All, Most of our portfolio is in single family homes. We are trying to diversify and have been looking in to syndications and Red D funds. I believe the syndications would be standard multi family and industrial...

Having been around since the very early 80's, I've seen a few real estate cycles. I'll freely admit that I did not foresee the extent of the recent collapse. I saw a decline/correction coming, beginning in 2003 - wh...