Hey all, long time reader - first time poster. I started investing in RE in late 2020 and have slowly built up portfolio and have bought 4 SFR (LTR ) + 1 Multi-Family LTR (~2.5K NOI per month) in Central Texas - all w...

Hi All,I've been reading some old threads from 2014 and gathered some info on what it takes to be in real estate. I currently work a full time job as does my husband and have three children. While this in itself is a ...

I'm a single 24 years old living in Houston. I dropped out of college since I'm just a straight trash student and hustled in the last 3 years. I saved 50%-70% of every profit/income I got and lived well below my means...

I own a home free and clear but need to do renovations to it before selling it. It is not homesteaded under me b/c I just acquired it and cannot homestead (from what I've been told) til Jan 1st. I want to get it on th...

Hello! My name is Nick Kramsoff. I am an aspiring investor from North West Atlanta (Cobb County). I have no real estate experience, except for occasional summer work in construction back when I was a college student. ...

I have a few properties and positive cash flow. I was trying to decide if I should try to 1) focus on paying off one mortgage or 2) spread a little to each loan. I have a long term perspective on them all. I have a ...

My plan is to do a month-to-month lease so I can gradually increase the rent on my tenants and then when I get to the number amount that I like then I would sign a year lease with them at that price? Would this work

I've come across a property problem I'm hoping to help solve. Here's the rundown:Grandmother owns house (free and clear), her daughter lives in house as well with four children.Grandmother passes away, leaving behind ...

Hi BP, I'm proud to say we finally took the plunge and bought our first property! It's a 1920's craftsman duplex, 2/1 + 1/1 with one vacant unit and a 15-year tenant in the other (luckily no rent control so they're ne...

My uncle passed away 3 years ago. He's had the same tenants for 35 years. The rent never changed. Now, my family wants to raise the rent but can't. How do we kick them out without having to reimburse them for...