i have no tax returns because i get paid under the table.  is there any way i would be able to purchase a property?  how much money do i need to save up?my credit score is 700

Hi everyone, question about State tax returns. I live in New York, and have bought properties in Arkansas, Alabama, and Missouri this year. Do I have to file something for each state even though My schedule E will sho...

I tried so hard last summer to begin investing as a flipper. I simply could not compete with cash buyers and my RE agent kept telling me that my renovation expectations were too unrealistic (she was thinking it would ...

My son is very interested in marketing and also has a growing interest in RE. He loves to go through houses before muck out if there is a ton of stuff and search for treasures. He asked me about good marketing b...

Hi all. I'm considering rehabbing a rental property to make it as energy efficient as possible, including replacing appliances and converting the kitchen to induction - which could (in an ideal world) bring down energ...

Investment Info:
4-Unit apartment building in Oakland, CA purchased in
2017 and sold in 2022.

What made you interested in investing
in this type of deal?

This was my first deal I'd ever done.
I was reading ...

So this is just a throw it out to the world conversation.  
Say you have an annual tenant and they were renting for 700 a month, and your security deposit is also equal to 1 months rent.  When you renew that person f...

Hi I sold my house and have a sizable bit of cash and want to start buying residential rental property in Texas. I live in San Diego, CA. I am just small time and will just buy one at a time.My question is how do I ke...

I found a property manager who's really impressed me, since I've stayed at three of her properties already during a long travel nursing assignment in the city where I bought my first investment property. It was a slow...

Is it possible to get a home equity line of credit after a cash out refinance on a primary residence in Texas? Is there any work around this ... so I was told by one lender that it's not possible.