Let's say we acquired property on a year 0 for 100k. Let's say we had a cashflow of 10k every year, for years 1 to 5 and on the year 5 we also sold the property for 130k. The question is why when we calculate the IRR,...

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What's up!As the title says, I'm a newbie aspiring real estate investor here in Asia, more specifically the Philippines. I learned from this website a couple of weeks ago, and my desire to pursue REI began 11 years ag...

We are considering buying a vacation rental on the lake (focusing on Grand Marais but anywhere down to Duluth) that will become our primary residence in the next 10 years when we retire. We don't own any rentals let a...

I live in sunny (and expensive) Miami, Florida. I have a relatively well paying and steady job, and a credit score on the better side of 760. I've owned a comfy 2 bedroom condo for the last six years but I've been toy...

Hello Members:My name is Jennifer Wilson and I am new to real estate investing. Since being introduced to real estate investing through a three day course in 2010, I have always wanted to go to the next step but did n...

I have purchased 70 units (8 buildings total) over two years from a property manager. He also manages them from me.A few problems. The main problem is that he doesn't pay rents on time - in the past the rents have bee...

I'm going to be managing my first property as soon as I can get an offer accepted. My plan is to buy a quad, owner occupy, and I'm going to skip the LLC because I don't see it really providing much in the way of bene...

I was made aware through one of Brandon Turners podcasts that Credit Karma was a free way to check your credit score.  So last month I signed up and logged in.  Low and Behold my credit score was 732 low-748 high  I w...

I currently own and living in my house that I would like to start renting out. My loan is an FHA loan that I have little equity in and have not yet reached the 20% mark on my loan. Will I still be able to rent my hou...