A guide to leasing out your property
Finally considering leasing out your Arizona property?
There is several benefits that come with leasing out property. Given that the property is ideally located and other econo...

I have four units and plan to purchase several more as the leading part of my retirement plan. After reading this article and others similar, I’m nervous for the future of investing.  Any insight fellow investor frien...

Long time lurker, second time poster, please be kind! :)Back story - I own a number of SFR properties in California, and they cash flow to a point where it's my full time gig now and thus I am a full time real estate ...

I have slightly uneven paying stones in the backyard of my rental due to a tree stump digging them up. My tenant would like access but i don't want to be sued if he or a guest falls. Would adding a release of liabilit...

Hi everyone!, My name is Matt and I live on Long Island. I've been thinking of investing in tax liens and notes. Is there anyone who has experience with those types of investment vehicles? maybe some good book recomme...

Morning BP Community.  Looking at a potential live in flip with a ton of upside but the detached Garage has some foundation issues and I've only dealt with basement issues in the past.  Was hoping to see if any more e...

Good afternoon BP!So I attended this free financial seminar last night at my local church and the speaker mentioned on many accounts that he invest in RE.  He also says he dabbles in other ventures such as stocks, gol...

Hi, guys, the tenant who rented my house left without clearing the fridge. Now all the foods left inside got rotten and they smell horrible. I don't want to leave them in the trash can waiting for the collection as ...

I have a tenant who is moving out because she can't afford the rent anymore because her husband has cheated and moved out. How do I handle the deposit? The wife says she paid it but this is a community property state.

I love having lots of cash in a retirement account, safe from creditors and bankruptcy. But after learning about UBIT, i'm unsure what to do. Ideally at this time I'd like to flip. We're earning 200% annually cash ...