Hi guys, Sorry this is essentially the same question I asked in another thread yesterday, but I think my title was dumb and unclear. So I am trying again...Hypothetically you have a construction loan allowing you to p...

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“In short, the way to wealth, if you desire it, is as plain as the way to market. It depends chiefly on two words: industry and fr...

Hello BP. I was wondering if others commonly request the seller / landlord's tax returns when buy a rental property. if so what is the common practice for this. would it have to go through an attorney to scrub the per...

Hi all. I'm 26 years old and just bought a foreclosure home for $86k. Fixed up, it's easily worth $120k. I put a down payment in of 40k and owe 46k on it now. My monthly payments are roughly $527 a month. I make ...

San Francisco is expected to be the worst performing real estate market in the national in 2020. The best is expected to be Austin Texas. This info is coming from Zillow so take it with a grain of salt... and consult ...

I love real estate investing as most of us do. There are different models working all across the US and it would be fun to network and compare models/results.

I'm in metro Atlanta, I've been here for over 20...

Hey I’ve got a few rentals in my current city of Colorado and looking to transfer them into a better cash flowing market. I’m looking for a city that’s got good cash flow but also stable job growth and avoiding war zo...

I know several different methods to investing in real estate, such as Fix and Flipping and the BRRRR method. Many of these are driven by COC returns and yield. But does anyone have a thesis-driven approach? Such an ap...

Though I’m not new to investing, I am new to formally analyzing deals. And...I don’t know what to look at anymore. When I run analyses, I don’t understand which figure to focus on to see if the investment is a good de...

When you get a brochure for an asset in Note Investing, and the displayed Rate of Return/High Yield Return on Investment is 6%, 8%, 14%, how is that calculated? I have done research and am seeing different calculation...