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I saw a data online that Jacksonville is declining , that is the time to buy there now ?
Can i get thought of growth and info about Jacksonville like appreciation and growth for your opinion

Fellow landlords, I have a few questions regarding FHA protected classes.
(1) Familial Status:  My understanding is that this class applies to marital status, families with children under 18, families with someone ex...

In my opinion Florida is headed for a downturn in the local real estate market. I am a licensed FL Realtor and part owner of a FL Real Estate Brokerage. I see a lot of transactions here in my market firsthand. M...

Say it ain't so....SMDH  - FOLLOW THE MONEY
It is not the entire reason but is a huge contributing factor
One person who is financially benefiting from every stock market rally is Jay Powell who has tens of millions...

Hey everyone,

I finished renovating my first SFH rental and have approved my new tenants. I set minimum qualification standards and waited for the tenants that exceeded them. It took time, but I’m really glad I did a...

Looking at MFRs in Cleveland and suburban areas, but I'm super concerned with population decline. Some suburban communities are pretty stable, but generally, Cleveland is a fraction of what it once was. What are the c...

I live in California and own SFRs in a small central PA town since 2017. My cash-on-cash return with 40% leverage is about 11-12%. The rental market seems good, and each property is < $100K and exceed the 1% rule. ...

Hello, I am starting my investment journey and I've set my eyes on Cleveland, OH.  I wanted to reach out to the community for advice, tips, or pointers. I wanted some thoughts on the following questions;1. I've done t...

I am new to this forum and am very interested in flipping houses. I have rehabbed many houses that I have lived in and sold, but would like to do this full time. I was thinking that we are bubbled pretty high here ...

If you are not an investor, the first step is DONT BUY in 2024 period. EVERYTHING is currently Overpriced, and you WILL lose 20-50% Equity over the next 5 yrs.