Hello! I'm looking for advice on how you'd handle the following situation. We are looking at a SFH that has been converted to an up/down duplex but doesn't have separate utilities. I feel like my options are to either...

Ok, really opening a can of worms here but I am interested in some diverse opinions. Basic question: Should I pay cash for properties or get them financed and leverage myself.

Background. I plan to retire ...

I have a duplex under contract  for 48k. The bank I found that does mortgages as low as 30k tells me (a month into the process) that I can't use funds from my LOC or a gift to supplement the closing costs. They told m...

Below is an idea I’ve been kicking around. I’d appreciate any feedback...In general my retirement plan is to sequentially buy homes on a 24 month cycle for myself, my son and his wife and and my daughter. The goal is...

My name is Dave and I am researching Real Estate Investing.  I am an IT professional and I am just looking to supplement my current income as well as prepare for retirement.  My biggest question is how you overcome th...

My goals are to build a supplemental retirement income for my husband and I (we are a little bit behind) and to build an income producing career for myself so that my husband can pursue an alternative career and le...

Hello,I have 2 scenario's I need advice/guidance on regarding financing a 2-4 unit income property. Thanks in advance!---------------------------------------------------------------Scenario #1: 65 y/o retiree. Owns a ...

I was wondering if anyone here has any advice or suggestions on how I can help my 60 year old mother to start investing in real estate? She has about 28k saved up. She rents a one bed and one bath apartment for $960 a...

What are your thoughts, advice, and strategic plans on using a 203k VA Home Loan? My wife and I are thinking about using this form of lending for our next live-in property.

Hi all, just a question I have that I've been having trouble finding an answer to. I have flipped 8 houses typically going at a rate of 1 per year with a very good return since I do a lot of the work myself. I have ...