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Anita Fofie Help, post fire and can't even give this Chicago deal away
8 March 2017 | 20 replies

Hello all,As a wholesaler, what are your options when you have a dilapidated property under contract needing a full gut rehab that might exceed the ARV? Rehab is about $100K. I have a small brick multi family building...

Nathan Christensen Saint Paul, MN Duplex analysis
31 July 2019 | 16 replies

Hi everyone,My girlfriend and I are planning to move to the Saint Paul, MN area in about a year and we, like many others, are hoping to house hack a duplex. However I want to analyze properties as if I was buying them...

Mark S. FIRE Strategy for High Income Earners
2 March 2021 | 15 replies

Financial Independence Retire Early (FIRE).  It seems to be everywhere these days.  I just heard on a podcast that there is a movie coming out in a few months about the FIRE movement - which sounds awesome.  I'm sure ...

Randon B. Pros/cons buying investment real estate out of town
8 May 2014 | 19 replies

I live Austin Texas and its a sellers market here right now. Most everything is bought cash and above the asking price. I would like to look to other markets to invest in Texas. I'm just wondering what are my limit...

Isi Nau Appreciation = Speculation
14 October 2017 | 69 replies

This seems to be a widely held mantra here.  If you buy in a high appreciation market, you're not investing, you are speculating.  That's not something I have ever heard here in Hawaii.  Probably because it's not true...

The 1% Rule Is Dead
4 June, 2021
Carlos Ptriawan Are we the last generation of landlord ?
14 January 2024 | 80 replies

Especially @James Hamling   , just read a market statistic and its mind blowing.The age of first time home buyer in California is now 49 years old, in 1980 it used to be 32 years old.In TX:  37 years old and FL is 42 ...