Property purchase price is $100kTotal monthly Rent is $2,000After all expenses are paid, including management of $200 per month, the cash flow is $600 per month.I found this deal, but due to other pending deals, I do ...

My brother and I are both interested in purchasing rental property, and we have what appear to be very different ideas about what a good rental property purchase is. I'm curious what more seasoned investors think of t...

Hello -  I would like to ask investors in New Jersey (or anywhere) about expenses to consider when you are analyzing a multifamily property to househack- snow removal, lawn maintenance, etc.  I just want to make sure ...

Mates,Curious what the collective thoughts are on this recent legislation and how it can impact us as investors in the multi-family space in that state?  I understand there are limited exceptions to implementation as ...

I currently manage units near large Universities like UF and Santa Fe area. For the past month or two getting the units rented have been very difficult. Most the units are 4 b 4b or 4 b 2 b. We rent each bedroom out a...

I am a new investor and recently submitted a bid on a Property (REO),
it is listed for $300 and needs alot of work. My contact suggested I a bid of $270. I wanted to bid 70% or 80 % of the asking price . The prop...

So, I use BatchLeads to send SMS and they will show you which numbers have been flagged as spam so you can order new numbers regularly. I use Xencall as my dialer and they don't seem to have the feature. I emailed the...

Hey all,I just had my first tenant inform me that they will be "moving on". They informed me on the day that their new lease was due to be signed and returned to me (7/1). Additionally, they paid me the old rent amoun...

For any of you that followed last years threads on Vegas imploding on itself real estate wise because the Casino's had to close etc.Well a year later its on fire the market went the exact opposite .. WHY who has opini...

I've always wondering why wholesaler's don't become realtors?

Sure there is more work involved but you can make 3 to 6% on most of your deals, which might be better than the 'assingment fee'. Also, you are able to re...