I'm in So Cal and recently began investing in Oklahoma (where we have family roots). We purchased a property that requires Quiet Title. I don't have an atty so I need one. Should I develop this relationship with an at...

Here is the situation at a high level.  Seller is owner/agent out of state.  The property is cash flowing well for seller so no rush to sell.  Listing agent will have to pay referral fee/share to seller.  I don't have...

The tenant says ants have come into the bathroom because there is no sealing/calk between the baseboards and the floor, which is where she says they are coming in.  Even though that area is not directly exposed to out...

Would this be possible or viable. I understand it’s probably not advisable because good agents get calls at random times of the day, but has anyone done this?Realtor by day, shelf stacker by night... or would it not b...

I’m looking to start investing out of state, mostly in multi-family residential. I’m currently reside in New York. I’ve been looking at NJ and PA markets, my question is “what are some of the best neighborhoods in tho...

Any veterans in the group? I have a young person who I am desperately trying to influence to do something material with his military signing bonuses. Would love to chat with someone who bought their first house while ...

I’m 16 years old from Birmingham, UK looking to learn about real estate. I was told this website is great so I signed up. Could anybody recommend me books, videos or any other resources to start learning. Currently I’...

Hi all, I wanted to start a topic on how to successfully network in any given area. How to find the right people to work with and what the best ways to connect with them or better understand the best way to share info...

I purchased a private placement in an LLC through my self directed IRA.  I am told I now need to have a form completed about the fair market value of the investment.  1. What is a practical way to comply with the form...

My main concerns are lowering/deleting my living expense while investing., so small multifamily (2-4) seems ideal.  I have heard of a program called NACA which has lower interest rates, is kind of slow and will count ...