Hi I am trying to learn more about tax increment financing.1) What is it2) Who can apply for it3) What types of properties can benefit from the strategy4) Does  it replace financing through a bankPlease share your exp...

"New HUD Policy Could Give Short-Sale Investors a Huge New Advantage!"

by Cory Barnett

Everyone knows that the government doesn’t like to lose money, and now the Federal Housing Association (FHA) has upped the ante ...

Hey guys,I am thinking to start investing in tax lien certificate, and it seems to make sense to start in my home State which is Colorado. However, it is kind of hard to find information specifically for Colorado, may...

I've seen a number people describe how the best deals are not formally listed for sale. Some people also do DM to find good off market deals. Apart from sellers who need to sell in a hurry, what are good reasons for s...

Hi All! I’m in the process of closing on a property in NJ which is being sold by another investor who got it through a tax lien foreclosure. During the process I recently learned that the title company working on my c...

Are there people on this board REALLY making money at so called “bird dogging” or “wholesaling”? These have always seemed to me to be investment guru pie in the sky.

Hi All,
I recently purchased a property in an Opportunity Zone. My broker told me that there would be no capital gains tax on the property if I hold it for ten years.
Now I’m seeing that for the capital gains tax to...

Hi everyone! I'm brand new to investing and I'm looking to start networking and learning as much as I can. If anyone knows any good good groups in the Louisville, Fort knox, or Elizabethtown area please let me know!

Newbie Investor. Goal is Cash flow. With all the crazy home sale prices & property taxes along with other expenses in Austin, Tx area, the cashflow doesn't seem to be possible anymore, unless I am missing somethin...

This is a confusing question. Let's say I put down $100,000 into a property which I then sell a few years later for $150,000. Now let's say I 1031 that into a new property with a total down payment of $225,000. If I'm...