I'm looking at purchasing my first duplex for $120,000. I'm hearing in some markets getting $200 a unit is good cash flow. Is this still the case when the initial investment is $30,000? Does tying up $30,000+ to make ...

I am eager to make my first real estate investment, and I have my eye on a particular section of town that I believe has tremendous appreciation potential.This is a straight road that cuts through woods and has about ...

If you are a long distance investor trying to learn about the rehab cost (labor and material) in a long distance market who is the best person to ask about this (general contractor or another investor)? How can you ma...

I found a townhouse for sale that I think would be a great first investment property. It is 2000 sq ft and is a 5 bedroom 3.5 bath. It currently has renters in it and to my understanding they will be there for at leas...

So I've been stuck in analysis paralysis for a while now and I'm finally at the point of pulling the trigger, but I'm still hung up on one thing. I hear a lot of people say cash flow is dead, you can't BRRRR with toda...

Hello all!I’m brand new into investing and i am trying to get started but don’t know what direction i should take from here. First off i am in the military and come August I’ll be going overseas for a year. At this po...

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I am getting all the numbers gathered for my first deal, rough total purchase price to be about $110,000 on a duplex. I will need to make some repairs to the foundation and replace the carpet in the entire hou...

So I've been in real estate for a while now, but I've primarily flipped homes and invested in single-family rentals. Over the last year, I've been educating myself a lot more on apartment buildings and although I feel...

Investment Info:

Mobile home park commercial investment investment in Mentone.

Purchase price: $10,000

Cash invested: $110,000

Purchased a piece of property in a hot booming oilfield area got it deve...

Hi! I know some of you are calculator and spreadsheet gurus! Has anyone developed or have a comparison tool that they use for taking a set amount ($100K)  and looking at the benefits of each. I assume I'd use a 5-7 ye...