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I manage 70 low-Income apartments in Grand Forks, ND and I love it!
Lately, I've had a problem with tenants throwing large garbage items like beds, bed frames, desks... etc out by the dumpster. That is fine...

First off, I am still looking to do my first deal. As I research the different strategies, I am leaning towards the BRRRR strategy with small multi family units. I have 19 years in construction so renovations feel lik...

I currently own a duplex that I rent out and cash flow $1200/month from it which I had house hacked which I have since moved out. I have wanted to acquire more rentals and I have limited capital at the moment. I have ...

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I currently reside in CT and am anticipating a move to the Orlando, FL.

I have two 3-family rentals in CT and trying to decide where I will settle. Been in CT all my life but wanting to head to FL (specifica...

Hello all! I've been living with my mother and she wants to sell her house soon but I convinced her to rent out the house to me after she moves out and I'm planning to lightly rehab the house and rent out the 3 rooms ...

Hello everyone,I wish you all a happy new year!I am living in San Diego and I would like to get started in RE investing. I would love to invest in MF residential properties. My "investing philosophy" is driven by cash...

So I’m fairly new to this, just watched the 5000$ to freedom live feed tonight and joined.. the reason I post is bc I started doing “calculations on possibly properties” in my next location.. and when I run the number...

When a potential buyer is doing their due diligence on a property where is the best place to get the information on that property they are considering buying? 

I am an out of state investor looking to purchase rentals in the Dayton, Ohio market. I was wondering if others investing in that market can share good and bad experiences with property managers there. I'm looking for...

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I’m familiar with using the 50% rule as a napkin number, which includes more immediate things like upkeep, property management, and property taxes; but for the long term things like a roof, what do I do wi...