Hello Bigger Pokcets,I wonder if that discussion came up. Lets say you have a 200K and you have an equity of 120K. Let's ignore the feasibility of a HELOC for an investment home and focus on the financials.Would it be...

When looking for investment property do you look for property that already has a tenant?

Is there a venue for trying to market properties to landlords?

What would be the max you'd pay on a property that brings in ...

I guess there are two parts to this post:1. If I flipped a house for a 20k profit, can I put that money into a 1031 exchange and add my own cash to purchase a new property?2. Let's say I am able to do #1, if I were to...

Hi guys. This is my first post and I have a few ideas but just would like to get opinions from some of you. I'm a registered nurse I work a ton and can make 16k a month before taxes. I own a home with about 100k in eq...

I'm looking to add another house to my stack. I'm out of down payment money. I'm looking to find a partner. What should I be looking for in a property in order to interest investors, and how should I be looking for th...

Hey communityI am looking at two properties fairly close to each other and at west side of the city. Great view to downtown. Unit A is a 5 bedroom and a lot bigger and available now. Unit B is 4 bedroom available at J...

I saw a recent post wherein the acronym PETIO was mentioned, that is a new one to me so I sent a message to Rick H. (Rick The Probate Guy).  He responded to me and suggested I start a new thread with the question so e...

Does anyone else get annoyed when they hear folks bragging about how well they're doing in real estate? I'm all for positive, inspiring stories but as soon as I hear the terms "crushing it" or "killing it!" I instantl...

Hi I am new to real estate investing and busy doing lots of research. I was wondering what a typical day looks like for some of the more experienced investors. 

I'd love to hear people's thoughts on debt vs equity investing and what they prefer and why.

I personally like the safety of debt, since things tend to be more clearly defined, as opposed to off the cuff estimates on...