I am in the Tampa area.  Starting my search for our first 'investment' property.  There are so many options it can sometimes be overwhelming so I started by writing out my goals to help narrow my path.Goals:1) Create ...

Different ways to house hack.... let's discussThis works anywhere, BUT your market does impact inventory and prices. I'm speaking from Raleigh, NC where I invest and work with investors. Here are the many ways to hous...

Hello there! I'm
based in San Jose, CA (and may be moving to NYC in the next ~1.5 yrs) and have been trying to decide which market to invest in
out of state. I make a decent six-figure income here but couldn't fat...

Hi I come from the NY tri state area and I am not sure where to invest. What tools, or pros/ cons can help me decide if I should invest locally or out of state?

Hi there!I have the means to invest about $40,000 dollars (down payment, repairs, closings costs etc.) into a 3/2 SFH in a desirable state with a buy-and-hold strategy. In addition to state income tax, property tax, a...

A very interesting article on rising rentsBloomberg Article   https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-10-26...Actual Survey   https://www.apartmentlist.com/rentonomics/rental-i...Some of the points I thought were...

I'm just curious to hear from new and seasoned investors on what's working for you guys in regards to finding off-market leads?  Anything you find more effective than others? 

just wondering what is the difference? In simple terms.

To which one should I apply 70% rule?

Thanks, Arthur

Hey everyone! I am a landlord, turned property manager / real estate agent in Connecticut & Massachusetts and wanted to share with the rest of you the system I've developed that has saved me literally days worth o...