Hi Everyone,

I truly appreciate the frankness of this site - which is encouraging me to be transparent about my situation. I bought my first property a split-level 2/2 condo with loft that I loved (know better than ...

Hello All!
I am looking to begin investing in REITs as my access to capital for "direct" real estate purchases is very limited right now. Do you have any recommendations for REITs to invest in? Or information on whe...

I was hoping to ask you all a money/real estate question. It has to do with buying a second home (primary residence).

Here’s the scenario: I’m active duty military and currently live overseas. My wife ...

I have a primary residence and am looking to purchase my 1st investment property pretty soon. When trying to get financed using a conventional loan how does the debt to income ratio work when purchasing additional pro...

Do apartment buildings appreciate in the same way single-family homes do, only at a lower percentage, or is the value of the building at the time of sale based solely on NOI and cap rate? I'm working on a long-term bu...

Is investing in a syndication risky if the market changes?  I don't want to invest money for years in an apartment deal if there is a chance the market could change and leave the syndicator broke.  Any suggestions on ...

I am considering trying to refi a property.  The reason for this would be to buy more real estate.  However I think we may be at the top of the market and I am concerned that there could be no equity in it if there is...

So I've heard alot of talk on the podcasts and this forum on banks limiting the number of mortgages that you can have for rental properites.  Some have said 4?  some have said 10I am 10 days from refinancing a rental ...

Hi all. Got a fuzzy question i cant seem to get clarity on. I own an investment property that i have a primary mortgage on. I also recently got a heloc on the property but havent drawn down on it. I am considering a 1...

Doing FI (financial independence) math is simple when you're only invested in stocks/bonds. Knowing your savings rate, and expenses + using tools like Networthify/FIREcalc get you there pretty quickly. MMM talks about...