I have two rental properties. Both are getting just over 12% cash on cash return. Should I put the cash flow towards the principle of the loans to help pay off sooner (have 30 years on both), or should I reinvest the ...

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My wife and I are making a move out to the burbs and buying a small SFR that will need a reasonably extensive rehab. 
Rather than going through the entire rehab thought process with everyone, I wanted to ask:...

Real Estate Investors usually like this conversation (it helps with flipping)...Let's say you have a Capital account with $250,000 in it and a 25% rate of return on past deals. There are advantages for collateralizing...

For those that think purchasing in the Northern Virginia Market is out of their scope here's the background on my wife and I's latest investment. Transparency, I thought I would never be able to afford Alexandria eith...

Has anyone ever painted over wallpaper with success? The only reason I ask is painters in my neck of the woods charge between double and triple extra to remove it, compound, and then paint.

This is a house in a midd...

I am working on raising my credit. It is 540. I am a truck driver and will be debt free at the end of the year.In the mean time I am close to having $5,000 put aside that I would like to have working for me.Can I get ...

Hi all, I am looking to refinance a possibly under-water property.  I say possibly because the particular neighborhood has some pretty wild price swings on seemingly comparable houses (I mean swings of 100% ore more!)...

Trying to read everything and anything I can to gain the knowledge needed. Any help in where to look in books? So far real estate related I own “how to invest in real estate by Josh Dorkin and Brandon Turner.

I have a property that I am selling that will be scraped for the land. The buyer has tested and found that it has a small percentage of asbestos in some of the texture. They did about 30 tests in the 1,100 sq ft prope...

Why Your 401k Match Is Not What You ThinkI am going to do a mathematical example to show you the real return of your 401k contribution.Let's assume I make $60,000 per year (a modest starting salary for my major). My ...