I am just wondering if the 50% rule actually works?  If I factor in actual expenses and use 10% each for repairs/maintenance, management, vacancy and Cap Ex that gives me 40% of rents right there.  No way I can pay ta...

I have a question and I am completely new to purchasing commercial property, or investing in itself for that matter. I am a retired US Air Force Veteran and want to try to purchase a commercial building with multiple ...

Newbie here. I just recenlty rehabbed a home and was ready to rent out but was told I could not refinance until at least 6 months. Is there a work aroud for this? What are other doing to avoid high percentage rates fr...

when analyzing deals I am using 10, 5, 10 and 12 percent for repairs, cap ex, property management and vacancy rate respectively. These are conservatively high in my area just so I know we can “hit the mark”.Question:...

Hey Guys, So I've been trying to discover a way to raise capital for real estate investing using other peoples money. And after consulting with multiple lenders  I now know that most banks wont lend on a property if t...

While aiming to becoming a successful wholesaler, I want to tap in and find out what most buy and hold investors looks for in a potential rental property.  What formula is used to figure out numbers that will generate...

Discover how effective property management can unlock the full potential of your rental properties in Orlando. From maximizing occupancy rates to ensuring timely maintenance, it plays a crucial role in achieving long-...

I'm looking to start investing in real estate.  I have been reviewing the Ultimate Guide.  It mentions the 2% rule.  Basically that my monthly rental amount should be 2% of purchase price.  EX: $100K purchase should y...

Market OverviewThe Los Angeles warehouse/distribution market is comprised of 476.3 million square feet in eight geographic concentrations ranging in size from the 128.0 million square foot Mid-Cities submarket to th...

Hi everyone, I'm still new to real estate investing so any help from those more experienced than me would be much appreciated. I'm interested in focusing on A type SFHs with higher end tenants with homes in the 150-25...