We are interested in creating cash flow. Niether of us like working for other people and we have both owned businesses. My main interests are how to purchase homes via low money or no money, and how to roll that equit...

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Is it unwise to force positive cash flow by putting in more down payment into a single family home that im thinking of buying?

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Looking to buy LTR in the US. Cash in hand and also pre-approved if I go financing route. 
Please keep in mind, anything that is sent to me will go through extensive checks via different resources I ha...

Hello Everybody,Let me start with I know I need to seek professional advice and I know any comments made here are just the opinion of others, but in this community I value the input of others greatly. So myself and my...

Hi All, I own a rental townhome in San Jose, currently vacant as I was in the process of selling it. My tenants moved out today (6/15/2015). The market is super hot so I should get at least 20% over what i paid for it...

We have a home that is breaking even, our rent income covers the mortgage, but we want to know how we can make this investment cashflow or should we just sell it?

Or do they simply put more down, say 35% or more, to reduce the mortgage payments and bring rents and expenses into line?

First off, I am a new investor so don't assume something is obvious as I probably don't know about it yet.   I am trying to buy a 1952 12-plex. Seller wants 1.3 million I would suggest 900k but I can't find a loan tha...

I know people often refinance from a 30 year to a 15 if they can get a competitive rate that does not dramatically increase the monthly payment. I am looking at doing the opposite. I bought a property (my first) with ...

Looking at the SoCal prices, it seems most areas are very far from being able to offer rent / price ratios that would satisfy the 2% and 50% rules. In my complex (Newport Beach), a $700K townhouse typically rents for ...