Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Poplar Bluff.

Purchase price: $10,000

Cash invested: $22,000

Single Family home that was previously used as a rental.

Wh...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $188,145

Cash invested: $33,000

Sale price: $1,675

Totally outdated rental. Previous owner kept collecting chec...

Investment Info:

Condo buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $190,000

Cash invested: $40,000

We're building our investment portfolio by buying homes/condos and using them as personal residences ...

Good afternoon everyone, I would like to get some opinions or advice as this is going to be my FIRST retail property ever that I would buy. Basically what I am wondering is what should I ask the sellers, what should I...

I’m starting my real estate joirney and am looking for the best tools both hardware and software.

Do you like to use a desktop, laptop, iPad?

What are your favorite software tools / tech?

Do you use cloud based to...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $190,000

Cash invested: $7,200

Chicago - 1 bedroom condo
3% down conventional, 4% 30 year FRM. $2,000 back in selle...

Hello BP! My name is Alex. I know just a few members around here (including JScott) from the Fastlane (where I am much more active). My user name there is the same as it is here.

A quick background on me: I turned 2...

I got a phone call today from the park manager. She told me that a lady just signed her mobile home back to the park. She offered it to me for free with free lot rent until I sell it if I fix it up.

Turns out the h...

I am wondering what is a typical budget for a live-in flip. I am planning on buying a primary residence that I can get as a decent fixer-upper. It can be move-in ready and could use some TLC to increase the value of t...

So, guys! I got my inspection report and trying to get a contractor is extremely difficult to get in this market. So, I decided to google and hit some sites online that might give me estimates of everything on the ins...