I am actively looking in my market (North East Pennsylvania) for my first buy and hold property.  To be prepared I formed an LLC to hold the property once I find it.  I am primarily looking at duplex, triplex and qua...

Who am i?Derek P.What do i do?I am currently employed with the HD as a PASA, A PASA is a Pro Account Sales Associate. What do i know? Everything any real estate investor of any type should know.What will you learn her...

I'm doing some due diligence on a multi-family, and the proforma expenses are running at 71%. :wowie: I'm pretty sure the expenses are overstated, and I have my own ideas about where they're too high, but I'd appreci...

Greetings all:We own 3 rental properties in the Dallas area, paid for free and clear. They are held in an LLC. Total value of all three is about $150,000. I want to tap the equity in these properties to build a rental...

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I just bought the book Real Book of Real Estate by Robert Kiyosaki. I cant seem to find any reviews on this book. Has anyone read it? What are your thoughts on this book or this author? It seems like in ...

Hi all! I have a set amount to spend on investment property(ies) and am weighing the pros and cons of getting one that's larger and thus, more expensive vs. a few small ones in the same area. Any advice? I figure the ...

Any one use Buildium before? Any issues, thoughts?

I am currently using the free trial. The tech support was great and they walked me through everything. I have used Quickbooks and Yardi before. This program...

I am interested in purchasing an investment property in the Denver area. The problem is that properties there are so expensive especially for a duplex or multi family residence. Will I even be able to make money in th...

There are a number of seasoned investors on this thread, so I'd like to take advantage of that and post a deal I'm working on--in fact, using Charles Best's "Down Payment Assistance" strategy.

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Hello, I'm a brand new investor in CA.  I've realized i do not have the working capital to currently invest in CA, since all the hard money lenders I've talked with require 20-35% down with a new investor like myself....