I just ran across a 4 Unit Brick Apartment Building for real cheap.

It's in a good location with regards to proximity to town.

I'm trying to determine if the area would be classified as a war zone or perhaps it's j...

Do you more seasoned landlords worry about late rent as in a few days past the late fee mark.( I put 50$ penalty on my lease)Or do you just take the late fees out of the deposit at the end of the lease?

Hello,I currently have a 4plex in which I pay all heating and cooling costs, running about $300-350/mo by itself (two furnaces and two ACs). I'm thinking about converting to electric baseboard heaters and window ACs t...

So I am looking to put my apartment for rent in the coming weeks and I scooped out my competition in the area and they’re all not including utilities and other fees in their rent. I went to several of them and it turn...

Here's the background:I made an offer to purchase a Duplex in Indianapolis for $65k.  Seller was asking $75k, but accepted the offer.  Advertised rent was $600 per side, average in the area is $620 to $650 for updated...

Hi All! I'm getting into the detail/documents of the most recent property that I'm in the process of purchasing (in Ontario!), and I've came across a small discrepancy. The MLS advertised rent, and the rent that was l...

Hi Everyone,I am running into a problem with DTI. I live in Massachusetts and the cost of real estate is quite high. There are still a lot of good deals that will cash flow, however the barrier to entry is a significa...

People are always drawn to the lower nightly rate when looking at the map view.  What I have found to be helpful is to artificially lower your nightly rate that shows up on the map view.I had a Wednesday free and I ha...

Cap rate: 8-11% (you'll see in a minute)All cash deal. Price is firm. Duplex, currently 100% occupied. To leave out the boring parts, I have run through the numbers and I come up with a NOI of 10k/year. With a mixture...

I am looking at this listing in Bakersfield, C class, 16 units, total monthly rent of $10K, asking $1.2M, claiming 7.75% cap... Now, if I apply the 50% rule, I get $5K net rent, which goes towards paying the mortgage,...