Just bought a SFH and inherited tenants who have been there 8 years, always paying rent on time . Because of this, I gave them a 2 yr lease with no increase  (I could have gotten $50-75 more) . One month after purchas...

For context: I have successfully "flipped" three houses in the past 7-8 years, all of which were my primary residence. I'm about to receive the contract on a SFH in NY state (buying outright with cash) with the plan t...

We’re planning to rent out our first house in the next few months. It is a single family home and we’ve never been landlords before. Considering using a property management company, but that would significantly reduce...

Hello Everyone,I was wondering if any experienced landlords had any tips for maximizing cash flow in duplexes/triplexes.  To me it seems as thought the initial cash flow that you begin with after purchasing the proper...

This is more of an Accounting question but the REI aspect of it does warrant discussion IMHO. I have a sizeable 401(k) that I would like to take a distribution on so that I can use it as after tax dollars in order to ...

    It took a good amount of ego-bashing to actually own up my husband and I have been conned. We held to our belief(hope) that we were not, and in fact,the person was honest and would pay us back eventually. That is ...

Here is the skinny. A nice couple with a young daughter recently applied for my listing. They passed the background checks, references and income requirements with flying colors, even though they are a single-income f...

Let me start off by saying normally I’m funny, easy going and a joy to be around. But when it comes to real estate deals I’m the complete opposite. Not only am I an agent myself but I purchase mainly out of state rent...

Looking for strategies and creativity ideas on how to pursue an opportunity I found in my area that at the right price could be a good addition to my BRRRRRRR portfolio. The facts and challenges are-1) The house is li...

Does occupancy rate matter? Yes or no? I'd rather be 50% occupied, but pull in $500/night, rather than be 100% occupied at $250/night. Curious to hear your thoughts?