John Legg
Should I sell or keep my out of state rental
I have a rental property in Crestview Fl that cash flows 247 after property management fees. I pay for monthly yard work and a home warranty for peace of mind, which drives my bottom line down 150 bucks. So, my total...
Raymond Hill
Multi Family Bank Accounts
Hello,I was told that it is important to open up a bank account per rental property. I wanted to know if anyone has done this and if so what are the benefits and what banks are the best to utilize in the New England a...
Rob Lehmann
Good property manager in New Bedford, MA
Hello BP members, and thanks ahead of time for any help!I'm primarily a buy & hold investor. The market where I primarily invest is heating up, and good deals are becoming fewer and fewer. Given that, I am looking...
Walter Boyd
New member- Norfolk Va
New member from Norfolk, Virginia area. My name is Walter and I am active duty military stationed out of Norfolk. I have a few years left on active service where I will be trying to balance furthering my real estate k...
Bret Halsey
Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis Triangle
Hello all, I just moved to Ohio from Utah and was surprised at how many great real estate markets there are nearby! I've walked a couple properties right near me, but I'm curious if other investors in this region have...
Scott Wagoner
Wholesaling in Orlando/Central Florida
Hello all,This is more of a PSA or an FYI however you choose to view it.For those of you that plan on getting into wholesaling because you have been told it's the quickest money to made in RE today...consider this for...
Tarcizio Goncalves
Buy and Hold in Providence RI or Worcester, MA
Hi everyone,I am pre-approved to buy my first investment property. My wife and I are looking for either a 3 or 4 multi family unit. Because we are having a hard time finding a deal near Boston (where we live) we are l...
Beth Cannon
First Month's Rent Free
Need some input on whether or not to try this. I have a SFR in a class C- neighborhood. The property is one of our least desirable. It has been available for rent for about 2 1/2 weeks with very little interest. My ot...
Edita D.
eathquake insurance: expensive but necessary?
Question to all investors that have properties in earthquake-prone zones of US: it's REALLY expensive to get your property covered under earthquake insurance... But I am assuming its a necessity. Am I right?
Abby Paulson
Targeting the 60+ Year-Old Renter - Good Idea, Bad Idea?
A fellow investor recently said to me, "I want a 60 year old renter because they're stuck in their ways and I want them to be stuck in my home." If this is the target renter, you'd have to have single-story homes with...