Hi All. I have the opportunity to purchase a 4 plex (2 duplexes) located next to each other for 99,500. The property is located in Birmingham, Alabama, in the East Lake area. The units are 2br/1.5 bath and appear...

My wife, daughter, and I live in a suburb south of Denver, CO.  We have a SFR residence and a SFR rental just down the street that I self-manage.My wife is from Ecuador and hates the dry climate in Colorado also the c...

Hello, We are looking to invest in a condo around Metro Boston area. We currently live north of Boston and this would be purely investment/rental cash flow  property. We are debating between saturated towns like Somer...

Understanding what your buyers are looking for is a good way to help find the best leads, but what is the best way to build a strong network of buyers? 

Hello everyone, I'm looking to invest in the Worcester area over the next year. It is a small condo approximately 500 square feet, 1 bed 1 bath in an 80-unit complex. Price is approximately $90k but I would offer less...

I fix & flip homes.  In 2019 that business will profit about $250K.  I have an LLC for buying properties and another LLC that holds a contractor's license.  (Company A buys the property and Company B renovates it....

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I'm trying to decide where to focus my investment efforts. Both cities appear to be experiencing good population and job growth, but everyone I've spoken to thinks Austin, TX is the better buy...which actually ma...

Helping a Friend out, several states away, who wants to get into Self Storage.  We identified a property for sale on line and did all of the financial analysis, education, and marketing study on line over three calls....

Hi,This is a more technical question, I have a house with brand new septic system installed, absolutely new drain field and we realised it already saturated in 3 months!! was expected to take around 15-20 years! I che...

Hello to Dayton, Ohio investors! I'm interested in the Dayton market and trying to understand what's been happening there since the Great Recession. I've read some of the Dayton CAFR and it says the Dayton Region expe...