Can someone tell me why is a lot of people are moving out of Ohio? I have been doing some research on Cleveland and Cincinnati. Have seen a lot of MFs for sale. Just a little curious.Thanks,Archie A.

MA MLS Multi-Family Market Data as of October 15th 2022
Monthly data through October 2022 for MA in total shows a very strong cyclical market. The big story here is the very, apparent, and continual, lack of inventor...

Hi Everyone!I'm new to RE investing and learning every day (thanks everyone for sharing your insight and knowledge). I've heard/read a lot of people saying to buy the best property you can manage to buy (in the nicest...

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I am looking into purchasing my first property as a househack. I found a townhouse that I like the numbers for as a rental (after I fulfill my living requirements for loan). However, it is priced similar to S...

I'm a realtor and want to run the numbers on a commercial piece of property to present to an investor.

I've got a piece of software that runs NOI, cash on cash return, cash flow over time...etc. It is for multi-fami...

I was wondering what you all think are some good solid markets:Rising Populations - Migration expected to increaseSolid strong economy. With different industriesJobs Jobs JOBS long termGood weather long term - despite...

I purchased an existing commerical building for about $550k, and I am putting about another $500k into it. I will be occupying about 35% of it and the rest I will be renting out.The bank originally assessed my buildin...

Note: I'm self educating on Commercial Real Estate deal analysis, so pardon the elementary question(s) (I'm sure there will be more!) But I want to be sure I'm understanding even the basics of this correctly. I'm usin...

Hey I'm Jaden Griggs and I'm in the Air Force! I'm currently in tech school but I'll be going to Germany for 3 years in a few months. My goal is to generate $10k passive income a month in real estate within these 4 ye...

Hi All,I currently own two rental properties (1 in NJ and the other in OH). Both of these were done with the traditional approach of 25% down, 75% financed and little rehab needed. After reading Brandon's book, I'm lo...