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I am looking to find a multifamily complex, about 25-75 units or so. Class C+/B-. As I am looking at where to invest, I have been trying to understand real estate cycles and am struggling somewhat. Pe...

As we approach 2024, real estate investors must stay ahead of the market trends. I'm here to share some key insights and predictions for the upcoming year, which could significantly impact your investment strategies. ...

Dues in my property's neighborhood increased by 20% right after I purchased because of a low reserve fund. I know there are many variables and specifics involved but should I expect the dues to go back down to a lowe...

There are a couple of fix and flips I’m looking at in the Highland Park area in San Antonio, Texas. Can anyone tell me if this is a good area to invest in? Based on their own personal experience...

Strategic renovations don't have to break the bank. By focusing on cost-effective improvements, investors can significantly enhance property value.
By first Identifying which renovations offer the highest ROI—typical...

Just curious for those that are doing rentals, which is your preference? For me I think for the long term I'd prefer SFH just because I think they would be easier to sell if need be.

What about you?

Considering that the job market was such a strong factor for such a long time in the value of an area and properties; how does the paradigm of a large percent of the working force (~17.9%) 27.6 million working from ho...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Phila.

Purchase price: $135,000

Cash invested: $60,000

Sale price: $255,000

This property was in fantastic rental shape as is...

Hey everyone, my name is Noel Cordero and I am new to Jacksonville. I am an investor with minimal experience in real estate investing. I made the move from Kansas and have only flipped one property that I now have ope...

I was thinking about the assumption that the cap rate will expand by 20 basis points in a 5 year period in a syndication I’m considering. From 4.5% at acquisition to 5.5% upon predicted exit. I was asking myself if it...