Hi all,

I have a hypothetical question for you all. If you were a 20-something who was fresh out of college and buried in student loans (oh the perks of being young, not). You managed to save up some pretty decent mo...

I really want to do a house flip, but I only around 10,000 saved. Where do I begin!? Is it possible to do with this much money saved? Cheers,Jon 

To all the millionaires out there, where do you think is the best place to put your money to let it grow while still being able to pull it out when needed? Personally, I prefer being able to access my money without pe...

Long-time reader, first time poster and investor. In the middle of BRRRR rehab with hard money financing purchase and some of rehab. Plan to eventually cash out refinance with conventional loan in 12 months, but looki...

I am new to real estate investing but eager to learn. I am in the process of refinancing my current 30 yr mortgage to reduce my monthly payment. We determined we will save almost 200 dollars per month but will extend ...

This statement (and ones similar to it) is probably the most common thing you’ll hear in Hawaii. I would imagine the same is true in other high cost/low cap rate areas like California and some East Coast metro cities...

I spoke with my aunt yesterday and she mentioned how she is all for the Biweekly Mortgage Payments because it really helped her save money.  By paying the mortgage more frequently, she cut down the total interest owed...

Dear Community,
I am 43 years old and own my primary residence free and clear. My income is $70,000 annually from a W2 job and I have no outstanding debt. I am married with children.
I am interested in purchasing my...

Experienced investors (10 + years) tell me how to NOT get screwed in a bad economy ? I ask this because, nearly every REI meeting or person I've talked to recently has said "The correction and or down turn is coming s...

Hi All. I am investing in a 3 family house via an LLC, non owner occupied, so I will be taking out a Commercial Mortgage. I'm putting approx. 75% down and getting a 5-5.75% loan on a 10 year term amortized over 25 yea...