Hello, I own 3 student rentals and have since decided to pursue another avenue in investing. I am considering putting in an offer on a 4-plex. I realize the numbers don't appear to be as rewarding as student rentals, ...

I'm in the middle of my first flip in Texas and I've decided to wait until it was done before I jump to the next one.  It's about a $100k rehab and so far is going well.  I have been analyzing deals that have been sen...

Team-I own a duplex in Daytona Beach and we've worked really hard over the years to update and renovate the property. I believe we're now turning the corner and seeing the "fruits of our labor". Not only do we get gre...

We are nearly under contract for our first rental property! Here are the numbers. Deal would be all cash (can’t finance until roof is replaced) Triplex in Northern MIPay:139k Needs roof:10kAll units have long term ten...

Hello,
I'm currently married and my partner and I currently have $70k saved. We live in the Los Angeles area and not sure how to get started. In this area I won't even be able to put a 20% down with that. We are bles...

As the title/description states, we have a rental that just had appraisal done that came back really high and now the numbers really don't make sense. Any feedback is always appreciated.
In the mid 90's my grandfathe...

Have you wondered where the housing market is going in South Eastern North Carolina?
We know that people have certain needs according to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs.
Food, Clothing, and Shelter are the essentials t...

I'm curious to better understand some of the nuances around forced appreciation while rehabbing. Some questions include:- When is it appropriate to add an additional bedroom?- When is it appropriate to add an addition...

We are considering two options as a first rental property:

1. A condo unit in the center of one of the fastest growing business hubs with a very good view of the city skyline. It's just a walking distance fro...

Hey everyone, I'm looking into purchasing a 2/3/4 unit complex and living in one unit for a while. This is kind of my way of getting my foot in the real estate door. I have a couple questions:

1. I am not ...