So say I decided to drive for dollars and I'm a new real estate investor looking to start his portfolio. I find a property that looks promising but don't have the financing yet. Would I need to establish financing bef...

Hi everyone - I'm an investor in the Saint Louis Missouri area. Have been talking about getting into real estate investing for the last 2-3 years and finally pulled the trigger on a 3 unit house hack in Soulard that w...

My wife and I have thought about venturing into the world of real estate investing for a couple of years now but have been reluctant to pull the trigger  (hard to justify risking your savings with three kids and colle...

Hello everyone! Im originally from Toledo, Ohio and I want to start investing in real estate there. I currently live in Charleston, SC but I will traveling to Toledo to check out properties this month. I have been res...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $123,700

Cash invested: $25,600

Single-family buy & hold turnkey purchased while stationed overseas in Japan

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So say I decided to drive for dollars and I'm a new real estate investor looking to start his portfolio. I find a property that looks promising but don't have the financing yet. Would I need to establish financing bef...

I am talking to a potential seller who has approx. 20 units in the form of small multi family dwellings (duplexes to quads).  With failing management and poor returns he wants to sell but doesn't want to pay taxes on ...

This may not exactly be a post investors expect to find on this forum but I figured is something to consider when purchasing properties, whether it's your own home or issues that may arise when purchasing residential ...

If there is a house owned by a trust and all three trustees currently have ownership of it. Is there a way to buy out one trustee without triggering capital gains taxes?

ok guys just to make sure i got this straight this is how it goes.
I own 4 properties that i want to transfer to my LLC, so what i would need to do is quit claim properties into LLC then after that follow up with my i...