As a property manager navigating the dynamic world of real estate, one frequently encounters the assumption that the most expensive properties are inherently the largest ones. However, is this correlation a steadfast ...

I am trying to understand where the best investment areas for rental income in Sacramento are nowadays.  The pricing has gone up from when we invested 5 years ago.  Ideally, a multi-unit without much fixing up would b...

Hi All,I've been on this site for a few months trying to get my first rental, but am at a loss still. First, thank you all for helping me out. I feel close to making my first investment, but need one last push I think...

Embarking on your first rental investment journey can be both exciting and daunting. As a seasoned property manager with years of experience, I understand the ins and outs of the real estate market and am here to guid...

Hello,I am an accidental REI. I acquired my first home in Massachusetts, renovated it for myself thinking I would stay for a long time yet ended up moving to WA state. Since I renovated it to my preferences, the home ...

I've recently purchased a few properties in Indianapolis and have been getting a number of properties sent to me.  I'm looking to get feedback on areas (zip codes/parts) of town to avoid.   Any feedback that you are a...

I am looking to leverage my equity some by selling some paId off single family homes I have and 1031 exchanging into bigger multifamily complexes. I have a construction back ground, I don’t have time for big renovatio...

Texas Real Estate Inventory (or lack thereof)
While most of us have spent the past year thinking about other aspects of life, Texas real estate investors have wondered what the market was going to look like when ever...

Hello, BP families!I have a potential property, in Sacramento area. It's duplex 2 bed-2 bath single story ( I am going to buy only one side)  in C category neighborhood. Not a good schools, not very good neighborhood,...

I have heard a real estate guru claim that you can get way more rent with a lease option that with just a straight rental, also he said you should get a 5-10k non-refundable option deposit.My question is, is that true...