How does everyone feel about investing in an extremely old property? I am currently looking at investing in a 30 unit multifamily property. It consists of 2 buildings that were built back in the 1950's. All my propert...

California is on fire and they don't have enough water to stop it. 
California is the richest state in the USA.
California has 3,427 miles of Coastline.
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Make it make sense.

I just received 2 bills from my property manager in Memphis. $575 to trap squirrels (they caught 4) and $500 to "fix a fan. Fan was on low speed. Moved the wires to run on high. AC is now working as it should".

I don...

A couple disclaimers before I start:If you look through my profile and previous posts, you'll see that I am young (just turned 22), and also may believe I don't have the right mindset or maturity yet to start REI. Thi...

New member but have been lurking for many years. Been investor for around six years and a broker for 2+ years now.

Currently 29 years of age. Married no kids. Live in Naperville area. Studied engineering ...

Does anyone have experience with Chicago's Greater Grand Crossing Area? I'm curious if it would be a good location for a new investor. Thanks in advance for any insight!

In my area (New England), the majority of houses, (multi families in particular) are over 100 years old. If I am planning on buying and holding long term, what are some of the pitfalls of buying these extremely old ho...

I have a tenant that pays on time and keeps place clean.
I also offer him a desirable place to live that is being taken care of.
To me nice tenant is not the one who expects me to subsidize their rent. 
I provide a...

Hi All! I had to share. Against all conventional advice and wisdom, I've just quit my job. My fiance's job brings enough for us to cover are needed expenses and I have about a year's worth of savings built up on top o...