I am considering buying a 5th wheel RV in the name of my business so I can use apply accelerated depreciation and get 100% depreciation on year 1, which I want to offset my wholesaling income for the year.  I consulte...

Hey BP!!!My name is Tommy Brownell and I’ve lived in McKinney, TX for about 2 years now. I moved here from CA for work and lived in NH before that. My interest in real estate started about 2 months ago when I was on a...

A 9 y.o. Whirpool washer just died in the rental unit. My first reaction was to replace it with new (for no more than $500, some basic washer). But then I thought of fixing it - but since I never dealt with fixing,...

Hi everyone.  I'm purchasing a tiny house from my local high school building trades program for 55k.  I'm paying cash for it up front but would like to finance it to free my cash.  Looking for some ideas on mortgage c...

I know that we need to allow for service dogs in NYS...BUT...here is what we put in our ad...We will consider a small pet with a $1500 security deposit and $25/month rent increase (we do not allow dogs in our other ho...

I am seeing several 5th wheel campers replacing the conventional mobile home in our area mobile home parks. Anyone else seeing this? I would think this would be frowned upon in certain municipalities, however it makes...

2006 Goodman AC Unit for a 1,433 sq. ft. home. $1100 for parts and labor to repair the housing cage, blower motor and wheel. Quote is around 8-10k to replace the unit in AZ. Do you recommend placing or fixing it? 

Anyone ever repaired appliances in their rentals?

So I have an older whirlpool dishwasher in one of my properties that has gone out...not totally though. I believe the timer has gone bad because it won't advance to...

Hey guys, I’m new to the real estate game and a single person with a day job as a park ranger. I bought myself a SFH last year and really enjoy the lifestyle of my own space, but want now I want to make a jump to smal...

People seem to expect their water heaters to last 10-15 years. Are you guys just letting it corrode as soon as the first anode rod is eaten up? How do you go through water heaters so fast?