Has anyone taken the plunge and attended any of the "Advanced Training" courses put on by the Rich Dad Education company? Last fall I attended a three day seminar put on by Rich Dad Education, but because of the steep...

First of all, I really do appreciate all the helpful guides and discussions on here to help educate a new REI such as myself.We can all invision the statement "It is better to purchase 5 properties at 20% down, and fi...

I am running into this issue now. I know Fannie Mae now allows investors to purchase 5-10 rental properties but with 25% down and requiring a 6 month reserve on all financed properties. I don't meet all those requirem...

Hi Everyone,The opportunity for me to own my home came up recently, but before I decided to become a home owner I wanted to learn more about real estate. The whole idea of owning a home at 21 without having a clue abo...

How does everyone handle cleaning the bedding during turnovers? Does your cleaning service stay at your units  long enough to wash/dry the comforters before making the beds or do you have a second set that can be put ...

Hi, this is my first post since I joined the community. I would like to ask the following: in which situations makes any sense to convert a primary residence to an investment property? Note that I've been there for ov...

So I am fairly new to owning a rental property... 3 months to be exact; and my tenant had their water heater go out. Immediately we ran down the basics of coaching tenant to relight the pilot, and with no success we h...

We are in contract to purchase a 3 family in a "class C" area and it's in need of total rehab. The current heating situation is separate forced hot air duct runs to 1st and 2nd floor units, the 3rd floor is ducted off...

Jumping in to real estate was a well-calculated move. I live in San Jose, and this market is notorious for making people lose faith in their ability to purchase. I bought my primary residence in May of 2017 - a brand ...

You know that pigs gets fat while hogs get slaughtered. The Tax Court once again illustrated this cliché in its recent decision in the Harrison v. Commissioner case (T.C. Summary Opinion 2022-6).
Nicole Harrison was ...