Hello BB gurus, I have been reading and absorbing as much as I can into this real estate investing since my primary residence purchase 2 years ago. I live in the Pacific Northwest region with median home price around ...

Changing directions here.. looking to invest in long term rentals in TN (likely duplex but will consider a single family residence). I was considering Memphis but have been turned away by several opinions (mostly peop...

Investment Info:
Single-family residence other investment.

Purchase price: $260,000

Cash invested: $15,000

At 20 years old I purchased an off-market single-family house in a highly sought-after are...

Dear Community,
I am 43 years old and own my primary residence free and clear. My income is $70,000 annually from a W2 job and I have no outstanding debt. I am married with children.
I am interested in purchasing my...

Im considering selling my primary residence to pay off 3 rentals. I would be able to rent a house for the amount of rental income I would receive if they were paid for. This would allow us to use all our day job incom...

Hello Guys, Hope you'll are doing great in life!I am currently 30 years old, working a W2 full-time job, and living in a Rented apartment in Fairfax, Virginia. I don't have my own Primary Residence yet. Which strategi...

Hey Everyone,Curious to know what you would do in our scenario. I love hearing the different approaches and the beauty is there is no perfect answer.We own a SFH in Bay Area with around $600,000 in equity (principal r...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $510,250

Cash invested: $36,820

Charleston South Carolina Single Family House purchase as a primary residence
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Hi all, I'm owner-occupying one unit of a duplex and I'm wondering what is the best to report the depreciation if I convert the owner-occupied unit into a rental at a later date. The challenge I'm having is specifical...

I am new and looking for some advice.I currently co own my primary residence with my wife and would never want to risk it.Is it possible for me to invest in longterm rental without putting my primary residence at risk...