I'm a ltr investor and curious to know if there is any increase in occupancy rates for STR vacation cabins. Now that international travel is almost zero and people are hesitant to take domestic flights. Do you forese...

I have a tenant in Des Moines, IA who his brother decided to drill a hole in the bottom of my window AC for some odd reason and ruin it. The tenant then decided to buy a smaller one off Craigslist for $50. While I was...

Shower thought: What if I rented my house out during home games in a college town? My wife and I are looking to move to College Station, TX next year. Ideally we would buy a multiplex and house hack. But if we want a ...

Hey Everyone,I've had an off-market duplex deal sent to me by my realtor that looks like a really good opportunity. It's in a great neighborhood, is fully rented and the purchase price is reasonable. The only misgivin...

Other than an LLC, what's the best way to protect yourself and your assets when you have a rental property? I am a resident of Los Angeles, CA - and am in the process of buying my first rental property here. I'd like ...

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Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Shelby.

La Bella Vie Cottage - Vacation Rental
Guests love our cottage. Located in a peaceful neighborhood with tree lined, meandering ro...

Hi folks - looking for opinions on a current decision I am faced with. Normally this would be a big no for me for a personal residence, but want to think it through some more.
We are in the process of purchasing a ne...

I have 2 STRs I purchased under conventional loans in my personal name.  The current LTVs I estimate based on sales comps are at 59% & 66%.  I'd like to refi into those loans into an LLC and use that capital to ac...

Hello,I am a rookie real estate investors with 2 rental properties.I have both of properties under my own name. I have a plan for the next five years to purchase more and more properties. However, I am not sure which ...

I've been buying a house a year for the last 7 years and they all have mortgages on them. Granted, I like working in the middle-class market, but I'm wondering at what point do I start worrying about being too leveraged?