I'd love to hear peoples thoughts on the pros and cons of the Chicago SFR market right now.  Also whether or not you think their are "bubble proof" areas of the city for the rental investor as we potentially approach ...

Is mount Ranier a threat to long-term investment in Seattle or the nearby area? I was reading this article that says, the eruption, if happens, most likely won't reach Seattle but then again, it may. https://geology.c...

Let me preface this question with the following criteria:-Looking to put work some capital from a cash-out refinance-Currently earning 5% risk free in a MM account- In need of depreciation to offset passive income fro...

I’m financial free meaning no debt, low bills, plenty of cash reserve. It’s nice and all, but in order to achieve the most in RE investing, I’d have to go into debt. should I avoid debt or should I dive in and allow m...

Hi,
I'm seeking advice from the community, especially from those with relevant experience.
My mother owns several properties under her and my father's names (my father is now deceased). These properties haven't been...

Hi All,I'm new to the game and have a question.  I understand the rule of verifying that the potential tenant's monthly income is 3X the monthly rent.  A potential tenant seems like a nice guy, his application looks g...

So my friend and I plan on embarking into the world of rental properties and signing a general partnership agreement. My question is if one of us purchases the property and the partnership agreement splits all income ...

If you were running numbers on a potential multiplex property, with 3 different streams of income:- 2 fully rented apartments- Detached 2 car garage- 3000 sq ft Zoned for Commercial use & storefront (but I’m looki...

An out of town investor has an apartment building with a 40% vacancy rate.  He doesn't have time to manage the rehab that this apartment building needs.  He is also very dissatisfied with his current property manager....

I have a few small MFH's and am considering two options for my next purchase. The BRRRR strategy for small MFH's is appealing as I see the following:Prosrecoup my capital (after seasoning)good monthly cashflow ( I've ...