Hello, So If you were to go back to your mid 20's and get into the real estate business what would you do how would you do it? I'm moving to Denver in a few months and want to get into real estate as a full time job. ...

Hello,I am a new investor looking to make my first commercial RE investment.  After working with an agent of a little over a year, I have been unable to find a suitable investment property as most in my area are which...

Over the past few months here in San Antonio I have encountered numerous situations where I send in an offer on a property and receive a flat out "no" or "we are declining your offer." I always encourage clients (sell...

I am interested to learn more about some general rules of thumb for refinancing BRRRR properties depending on cash flow. What have been typical loan interest rates and refinance rates you have personally experience. H...

I have my first eviction in Milwaukee and was hoping to get some insight on what to expectPrevious tenant vacated 12/1 New tenant moved in 12/20 - paid Dec prorated rent and a depositTenant paid January rentMid Januar...

I have a friend selling his home in the las vegas NV / Henderson NV area who is looking for THE BEST realtor/brokerage to help him sell his home. Is there a way, other then yelp, to find out who is the best? Is there ...

I made a cash offer on a house that was listed as a short sale with settlement within 45 days. My agent told me that the seller's agent told him that the bank approved the offer. We then signed a contract for sale wit...

Tenant removed my shed and replaced it with a larger one. Tenant gave me 30 days notice to vacate. After 45 days, tenant moved out and left the shed, I learned that because of its size, it required a permit to be th...

I hear on many podcasts that people wont entertain a property unless they can hit $250 of cashflow for the door. What do yall think and how do your properties cashflow

For example, I have a property we are renting that we need to refi. I found a lender who can help us. We are going into underwriting. FTW! Just curious what your small wins are.