The housing market continue to vastly improve in the past year and is expected to improve in 2016, many experts agree. However, in this new housing landscape, some trends are emerging that homebuyers, brokers and real...

QQ - I'm bidding on a property and have been told there is another offer. The listing agent sent me a "highest and best" deadline which I responded to. About the same time I submitted my offer, they scheduled 3 open h...

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in Blue Springs.

Purchase price: $415,000

Cash invested: $83,000

4-plex with about 11-12% cash-on-cash. This is my lowest cas...

Hey we just got our first rental and doing the BRRR method we bought it for 242,000 paid down 20% so mortgage of 193,000. When it’s fixed up it should be worth 285,000ish. So in canada is it possible or a good idea to...

I have a rental property with over 100k of equity. I want to access that money to buy another rental for a long term hold. I also want to keep the current rental that has the equity long term and not sell it. What is ...

Hello,My name is John Gammon Anderson and I am investing in real estate full time now. I was an actor in my first career, bought and sold properties--managed a tri-plex in Los Angeles, fixed and flipped a single-famil...

Hey Everyone! So I'd like to gain some feedback from those who are fairly knowledgable in dealing with Capital Gain Tax on selling investment properties. From my current understanding Capital Gain Tax are assessed bas...

A while back I purchased a Colorado tax lien property from another investor and noticed that there is a deed of trust listed on the O&E report. If in a few months time that it goes unredeemed and I end up owning t...

Is the market in Phoenix a good place to buy a property?  My friend is moving for a job opportunity and wants to buy a house immediately.  He is not sure if he will be there long term.  Everything that I read in the p...

I'm looking to get my first property and what i plan on doing is purchasing a property with 15% down, rather than 20% (the lender i work with will allow for 15%). I'm aware this will have PMI for a while but its worth...