Hi Everyone, I've been doing my due diligence in getting ready to start flipping houses and doing rentals...but I've come across an opportunity to buy numerous foreclosed homes over time that are sitting on land that ...

Helping LA Communities Rebuild After WildfiresWhen Hurricane Ian hit Fort Myers Beach in 2022, it changed our lives forever. The road to recovery is long, messy, and full of setbacks—but it also taught us something im...

I recently purchased two properties in Cleveland. One property was built in 1922 and the other was built in 1952. Both in established neighborhoods and already rented. I am trying to improve the cash flow and with the...

Co-Insurance is a property insurance provision that requires you to insure your property at or above a percentage of the property’s rebuild value or face a penalty in the form of a reduction on a claim payment. Some b...

If the property has a mortgage/lender, and the loan amount is greater than replacement/rebuild cost for property, is it better to have insurance coverage for the loan amount or the replacement cost?
I understand goin...

Hi all,As many of you may know there has been a huge fire that's erupted in the San Fernando Valley over the last few days and many homes have been damaged or completely burned. In Starbucks this morning there were ov...

Who owns, flips, is a property manager or realtor in Marietta, GA? Especially the downtown Marietta Square area?  Lots of old homes in and around Marietta Square, why do contractors not tear down and rebuild like they...

Great breakdown from Dave Meyer talking about what happened in 2023 and what to expect in 2024. Take a look at this map showing home price appreciation in 2023: even for me, it is shocking how Wisconsin stands out, al...

I'm under contract for a multi-family house in Columbus Georgia. Its a duplex with a ADU in the backyard(its zoned SFR-2, up to 4 units are authorized on the lot). My lender essentially stated that they cannot finance...

In a situation where a property is damaged or lost due to a fire, and there is an insurance claim payout that is above and beyond the mortgage principal… Curious to hear, what would be your strategy...