I use the BP lease agreement for Arkansas and just had a potential tenant pose something that I haven't come across.  He feels that if he is not allowed to use rock salt (as it causes damage to the concrete) then if t...

Looking into my first rental debating on buying in either the Philly suburbs or central jersey. Just wanted to know if any one had any pointers from personal experience (landlord friendly state, taxes, etc)

I will be brief.  I have a mobile home built 1973 (before the big HUD changes) that has what can only be described as a house built around it.  It has a brick "skirting", a 2x4 exterior wall (that wraps around the met...

I have never accepted pets before. But I am considering it as it can open it up to more tenants for me. I also do not have carpet in this unit. It is all laminate floors. What should I charge? I was thinking like $200...

I bought a triplex in 2007 financed by now defunct Countrywide. They required no inspection, etc. I rented the property for approximately a year before discovering issues with the foundation. The property is slowly fa...

Don't Let Bad Credit Deter YouSo if someone asks me what my real estate success is, I can tell him/her that I have done one deal so far - buying our first family home in 2014. Around Jan/Feb 2014 my husband and I had ...

In Washington State after a foreclosure auction, does the former homeowner normally get to stay in the home during the redemption period? Or can the new owner normally evict them and bring in a paying tenant during th...

Hello everyone
I’m an investor who buys rental properties long term .
So far I bought all my units in Chicago
Because of the recent increases of proprty Tax in the city ,
I’m looking for new markets and cities to e...

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in Valdosta.

Purchase price: $157,500

Cash invested: $33,000

Picked this one up off market with a pocket listing from my real...

I'm looking to potentially start focusing on purchasing properties to rent out in a college dense market. The vacancy rate in my area is less than 2%, which is fantastic, but a lot of this is due to demand from the 6+...