Good Evening!I just closed on my first investment property. I purchased an REO. There is currently a tenant that is  section 8. I met the tenant last night at the property. She is currently on a month to month lease. ...

Long story short, I've been looking to pick up my first MFH this year and came across a property that is cash flowing very well. It's a 3 BR/1 Bath duplex that currently has tenants in both units. Both tenants are on ...

Hi BP!  I wanted to share the spreadsheets my wife and I created to do deal analysis and accounting for SFR rentals.Proforma:http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/SpiralLoxo...- Assumption inputs can be entered as e...

Hi everyone. I'm planning to buy rental properties in Baltimore, MD and nearby areas. And I really concern about the refinancing, because my capital is limited. I have a few questions:1) How soon can I refinance after...

We rent, we live in a nice condo complex from the 70's.  Most units have been nicely updated, new weather efficient windows, doors, carpet, paint, updated bathrooms and kitchen, etc.  Not ours... our unit has never be...

Hello everyone! I am brand new to Bigger Pockets and to real estate investing. In fact, my husband I may put our first contract on a home today with an offer well below the value in hopes of transferring the contract ...

Would I need a realtor to sell my rental to the current tenant after the lease expires? If not, what would be the proper procedure in doing so. Current lease expires at the end of next month.

We have two 4/2.5 SFRs in Murrieta, CA that were built in 1988. They have never been updated so they still have those ugly oak cabinets in the kitchen and bathrooms as well as the old fixtures and plastic shower/tubs ...

Hello REI'ers!

Anyone who is really working this business has to be about as excited about todays market as a child at the gates of Disney Land!

People, we are about to enter into one of the greatest real estate pu...

I'm looking to buy and hold my 1st SFR in the summer when the situation blows over and tenants can afford rent.  Aiming for 2/3 beds that are 100k total max, but obviously will be attempting to get distressed properti...