Hi! I'm pretty new to the forums, so I thought I'd introduce myself and see what happens. My names JT Marting, and I've been interested in F.I.R.E. community for a few years now. After spending a year or so learning h...

Why all the effort?

When my partner and I decided to start a real estate investment company at the beginning of 2020 we had most major questions answered.Our goal was to use the BRRRR strategy to buy single family ...

The Leading Index of Economic Indicators has been a pretty good indicator of a decline in economic activity, since it was published. The index uses nonfarm payroll employment, the unemployment rate, average hours work...

Like many of you, I am use to potential tenants telling me the rent is high and trying to negotiate it down - with many of our international students, this exchange is just part of the process as culturally you haggle...

BP,I'm a aspiring wholesaler trying to game plan for a marketing campaign I am going to launch at the beginning of the year.I asked this question in the wholesaling forum and shockingly I didn't get a response.  What ...

I was listening to a webinar about overages that areunclaimed in tax sale foreclosures, nearly 95% according to the speaker,Bob Diamond, there are 3,000 of these done every day, JP Morgan says $13,700,000worth of unc...

Hello all, 
I'm trying to decide on where I want to purchase my first investment property. I've been looking in both Rochester, NY and Buffalo, NY, but also looking at neighborhoods on the borders of these cities. I ...

I live in Denver and have a couple rental properties but have a goal of getting to at least 25 units in the next 5 years. My question is if it's always better to purchase properties in cheaper market where it takes le...

Here, I'll start:

1. Always do your due diligence.
2. It's better to overestimate than underestimate costs.