This is from a chapter in the book, [removed] Thought some of you might find it of some value:

Creating value can be as simple as buying a property that’s in great condition and in a great location in a rebounding...

I am under contract on a property. My partner is providing the capital for down payment, and renovations. Partners capital is currently in mutual funds with a Financial Advisor Firm.  We met with his advisor about 6...

BP Community,I live in the Denver Metro city of Centennial, Colorado.  It boggles my mind how many contractors come to do a site walkthrough, promise to provide an estimate within a few business days, and never send i...

This Birmingham, Alabama property was put into service in September of 2014 and was the successful beta test to prove the concept of remote out-of-state investing. I acquired the property from a marketer that makes co...

So I posted earlier about trying to evict some dead beat renters. And everything that I have to say today will directly follow my previous posting. But I started a new discussion because of the questions that I have t...

NOTE: not sure if this is the right category or not....Not that I'll be moving anywhere other than my home town, but just interested to hear from some of the seasoned investors here. I'm sure there are a million diffe...

Is Las Vegas a different market than Orange County, Calfornia ? I'm an investor looking to buy a rental property in LV. I got a realtor looking through craiglist. Anyhow, she sent me a few homes, and each time I te...

Which US city is the best place to purchase rental property in 2016 and why?

Just curious - are people still actively purchasing rental homes in the current market? Or are you guys holding onto your cash to see how COVID-19 plays out?

What do you think?
We're waiting to see how it affects the tenants in our houses and those whose notes we hold.
https://www.ocregister.com/2020/03/24/l-a-billionaire-coronavirus-puts-real-estate-on-brink-of-collapse/