Utility question for furnished housing. So on a furnished house that you are leasing month-to-month or however long the tenant wants to stay with utilities included can you limit how much utilities are used? Basically...

Hey everyone! My dad and I are going in on our first deal, but need to play with some numbers to make it work. (In Lansing Michigan btw) This Triplex’s utilities are currently paid for by the owner (approx. $500/month...

I'm looking at an apartment complex that I really like.  The only issue I see is that everyone is on one electric meter and LL pays all electric.  There are 33 units which is far too many.  It is priced accordingly, b...

One of my preferred phrases is "Let Painters, paint." Guided by this principle, I delegate most tasks to skilled professionals to ensure efficiency. I currently outsource to a full service property manager who excels ...

Hey All, 
I am currently managing a 4-plex for a friend which he just recently bought and inherited tenants. Being fed by a single meter, The previous owner had been charging flat rent and then having them Venmo her ...

I'm about to close on my first investment property (a rent-by-room house hack in San Antonio) and I couldn't be more excited!
Rent-by-room landlords, how do y'all handle utilities? Flat fee? Build it into rent? Or ch...

While the pandemic disrupted much of the commercial real estate market, it notably boosted the multifamily sector, driving demand for rental apartments, especially those with home office space. The period saw massive ...

In a softer rental market like we seem to be in now, it becomes much more important to focus on the boring fundamentals like controlling expenses. One of the ways we have been doing that in our multifamily properties ...

So I was curious as to building new homes. It seems they are making a comeback in my area again.I might buy a lot in an existing new subdivision from a developer.The question I was wondering is what is the average pro...

Hi everyone, I'm interested in investing in real estate after graduating my healthcare program in 10 months (average new grad salary in my field ~ $90,000). Currently have a healthy credit history, saving money throug...