Ryan G.
HELOC and my First Deal
Howdy BP! My first real post involves, of course, a question. Thanks in advance for everyone’s input. I welcome it all, including angles I haven’t thought of or considered. This is my first deal(s) and my main concern...
Randy E.
Cold Shower = Hot Tenant
I'm a long time landlord and have seen a lot. In fact, I've seen something similar to this before but thought I'd post here for collective input.
One of my tenants has been something of a yo-yo. I think one is likely...
Account Closed
Here is a debate Question
Here is a debate Question: What is the best Lease Agreement to use? A month to month or Annual?I will start off. I prefer to have a Month to Month Rental Agreement. The reason being is that if it doesn't pan out, ...
Kavi S.
1 year into triple decker ownership, exit or double down?
Hi!I bought a 3 unit in Boston (Hyde Park) last year and it's been a low-key year of ownership. I get maybe one call a month from a tenant. I live in one unit, other two are renters. My tenant leases expire this month...
Alex B.
Thinking about investing into OK.... any areas to look at??
Hi Everyone, I'm considering investing into OK real estate and looking to buy a rental property. I have a question to all the locals. Specifically, which areas should I be looking at? I've been pretty stuck looking at...
John G.
Should I "buy down the rate" by paying mortgage points?
Details... I have a quoted rate of 4.75% with paying just a hair under one point or $723. And have the option to buy down the rate to 4.25% by paying 3.121 points (an additional 2.134 points / $1,562 cash at closing)....
Christopher Wynn
Is Now a good time for first time investors?
As things start to pick up and more properties are coming and going on the marketplace, is now a good time for new investors to jump in and get started? Also what are some recommendations for strategies for first time...
Bobby Paquette
Interest Rates, where are they going?
If anyone saw @Dave Meyer IG post the other day, you can guess rates are going to rise to low - mid 7% (Some are already there). I know no one has a crystal ball to tell the future, but I am curious on everyone's thou...
Dan Romnek
What is a realistic cash-on-cash return to shoot for?
Hey everyone!I am in the process of writing my business plan and am to the point where I want to define my CoC return that I will aim for. My main goal is to build wealth and I am not all too concerned with immediate...
Mike Auguste
Rates will continue to fall in 2024, consumers say in record numbers
A record number of consumers surveyed by Fannie Mae say they expect mortgage rates to keep falling over the next 12 months — a “significant shift” in consumer expectations that could free many homeowners from the mo...