How are you planning to navigate the next pricing correction?I am planning to expand my real estate/business activities as aggressively as possible... but I want to be wise to historical market cycles.  Also, please n...

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I'm new to the forums. In April I bought a 3 unit building in Chicago. I live in one and rent out the other two. It seems like most of the topic are geared toward people who don't live on the premises of wha...

Hello All How do you guys contain the chaos? i'm in the middle of a full renovation of a SFH and i'm feeling a little over-whelmed. I'm 4 weeks and 1 day into the rehab portion and things are coming along but there is...

Hello.  I have an individual that is opened to selling me their current duplex portfolio, consisting of around 7-10 duplexes.  I was attempting to work with him on some sort of seller financing option as he would be o...

I work for a fortune 500 company and I grew quickly in the company taking on new challenges.I have a good title and earn a 6 digit income.
However, I am very overworked and always in high stress. I usually work on wee...

That would be Tea "Party" but at any rate, let me explain to you how this one is going to happen.

1. The liberals are going to jump up and down, giddy that the liberal media has given them a talking point with which...

I’m working with my father on managing his RE. We have one multi family property that is fully paid off and generates roughly $200k in NOI/Cash Flow. My father is 60 years old. We have been discussing options on how t...

Hi my name is Danny. We bought a house for 550k in Canyon Country, Ca 91387 in Spring of 2019. My partner commutes an hour + everyday and works for a high paying job but the stress is killing him and making him misera...

First time posting anything....We have one new tenant.  She is requesting a reduction in rent because we had a heater (vent)  problem that we quickly resolved, but now the unit above hers may have a sink/tub leak that...

Is the Canadian housing market at risk of experiencing a 2008-type collapse? Back in 2019, the Bank of Canada dropped its benchmark interest rate to nearly 0% making it a lot cheaper for citizens to take out mortgages...