If your income stays the same, but the market spikes and value goes up- your cap rate goes down right?  Kinda weird.

I'm a wholesaler in Arlington, TX and ran into a few properties with long term tenants. What are DFW, TX cash buyers searching for in this market? Ex: Cap rate, rent/value ratio, cash on cash returns, ect.

I had read an article from C.A.R. about mortgages, and I wanted to ask a few questions about what I read.  You can read the whole article here: https://www.mba.org/2017-press-releases/january/mortgage-applications-dec...

We have a house that we'll be selling in the next year, it has an old single panel sliding glass door (with a crack in the top corner of the glass)  and windows and that are very difficult to open and close. The house...

So I’m currently looking at a duplex that was constructed in 1910. I have a question that could come with many answers. What are some of the main questions and concerns I should be asking/looking for when dealing with...

Would you use a Tenet database that follows the tenet like a credit score? Credit score measures likelihood that someone pays debts; this would measure the quality of the tenet. I am also curious if something like thi...

I have a 3 unit property, 2 units were rehabbed last year and are rented out. The 3rd unit will be rehabbed this year. If I am putting in X amount of dollars and expect Y amount of Dollars, is this a scenario where I ...

I'm working on a project for my master's degree in applied math; in particular, it involves being able to consider multiple factors at once to rank potential investments for which one yields the most efficient return ...

Ive never rehabbed, so when I'm wholesaling what is the best way to estimate repair costs of the property?

Hey,Big question, I am new to the real estate investing world and I am currently trying to collect as much knowledge as I can so when I start investing within the next couple years I will be more than ready. My questi...