If you get your property management wrong, you could lose tens of thousands of dollars. A sketchy property manager could take all your rent and run, leaving you with the bills and no hope of recovering your long-lost ...
If you get your property management wrong, you could lose tens of thousands of dollars. A sketchy property manager could take all your rent and run, leaving you with the bills and no hope of recovering your long-lost ...
Roger Laughary
Group Home or Assisted Living Home Experience
Hello All,
I have been intrigued about the future profitability opportunities on this type of property and beginning to have an interest in the ins and outs of how to operate one with proper medical attention, liabil...
Gregory Montalto
You have the keys. What do you do first w/ rehab property??
Situation - You've just closed on a new property. It needs significant repair / renovation work. Your goal is to fix it up and have it rented or on the market as soon as possible.
What is the very first thin...
Gray Cato
New to Investing! (located in the Birmingham area)
Hey guys,Just wanted to come on here and introduce myself. My name is Gray and I have lived in the Birmingham area my whole life. I have been wanting to get into real estate investing for a while but i didnt want to p...
Whitney Holt
Real Estate Agent Liscense
I’m working on a portfolio that’s a mix of buy & hold and fix & flip in Houston- I’m considering getting my own real estate agent license to increase my knowledge of and access to what my agent has been doing ...
Hannah Taylor
FIRE/passive income via out-of-state landlording?
Background: We (me, 25F, and husband, 28M) are semi-low earners for the FIRE community and the urban area we live in and have hit a point where it's hard to reduce expenses much more. We'll work hard to increase incom...
Hesham Salman
Why Real Estate over Stocks?
Hi. Accredited investor here, tech background. I live in a VHCOL area, and the prospect of investing in Brooklyn beyond my condo seems... unlikely. I'm heavily weighted into technology and cryptocurrencies and I'm loo...
Ellie Perlman
Tips on Becoming a Full-Time Investor
Ok, so first of all...The Two Types of Full-Time Real Estate Investors
Generally speaking, there are two types of full-time real estate investors: the passive investor and the active investor. A passive investor i...
Nick Bruckner
Airbnb - how much do you pay yourself?
I have a cousin who self manages several Airbnbs but he doesn’t have much free time and several clients trying to decide how to use their multi family properties. STRs do well here in Alaska, but that’s also when we w...