I have leads and buyers waiting for me to pull the trigger.. most uncomfortable position to be In. Any advice??

I am actively searching for a deal here in Nashville. I’m throwing the idea of turning a walkout basement/garage into a loft style studio or 1 bed 1 bath. (Get rid of the garage doors, add wood flooring, kitchenette, ...

Hey All!My husband and I are considering a turnkey property in Kansas City. The numbers seem pretty decent and we've carefully considered the pros and cons of buying a "turnkey" property in this market. However, being...

Hey everyone, Looking for information on how I should go about evicting a tenant for non payment of rent. Can I do this myself or should I hire an attorney and what would be the difference between the two. I’m a new l...

I'm a new Real Estate investor so take my advice with a grain of salt. I've paid alot of people, alot of money to teach, coach and mentor me through my adventures in real estate in Long Island and beyond. First pearl ...

I am a 33 year old, with $98,000 in student/car loan debt with an average interest rate of 6%. I have been working and saving all I can for the past 3 years and I have $50,000 saved until now. I am debating whether I ...

Hello! I bought a property in South Florida at the peak in May. It turned out it has polybutylene pipes among other less serious problems. The total cost of fixing everything will be about $50K. I have already investe...

I received one of the strangest request today. My tenant called me and asked me to supplied a W-9 to her so she can give it to the charity that is going to help her out with her rent. As this is a head scratcher, I lo...

Where do you guys keep your reserve funds?  It seems like a waste to just have them sitting in a checking or savings account, but other accounts usually either have risk, or make it hard to pull the money out.  Does a...

Hi!I've been doing a ton of research over the last few months and feel like I've got a pretty good handle on the expenses. Every once in a while though, I hear on the podcast some unforeseen expense that an investor r...