Hi Everyone,I just wanted to get your thoughts to go over my analysis, if I am Missing anything.Price - $270KDown - 25% = 67500closing + repairs 15000Mortgage - 1000Property Tax - 550Insurance - 90Property Management ...

Can someone explain to me why you would (or wouldn't) invest in a property to break even and not make any cash flow with the rent? Would this still increase your net worth and possible equity with the new property?

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I manage single family homes and have had a run of bad tenants.   The carpeting/flooring is not ready to be replaced and there is a lingering odor of pets or cigarettes.  I am considering purchasing an ozone generator...

As an investor you have to be thoughtful about how you spend your money on renovations when fixing and flipping a house . Budgets are not endless, and you do not want to risk investing more into a property than it is ...

Let's say you just completed a renovation project and the appraisal came back higher than you expected for once. You now have an opportunity to pull out a ton of equity with a cash out refi. Would you do this even if ...

Hello everyone, I am in the process of interviewing Property Managers in the Columbus Ohio area and had the pleasure  of speaking with Cheryl Morgan from  Heart & Home Property Management and I was looking for any...

Hello, My name is William Smith and I'm new this website. I wanted to introduce myself and ask my first question here. I am not very familiar with California Real Estate market since I'm not from here but I live in Sa...

Hey, what is a good neutral carpet color for a fairly upscale house to sell?  Contemporary style house where walls are cream, and the trim is natural wood.

many thanks,
Toby

If a Landlord / Owner has property  that's currently a rental, would there be a tax disadvantage if they sold the rental & owner financed?  The monthly mortgage collected would be considered passive income vs. ...

I bought my first investment rental property in Sacramento last year. Class B neighborhood, 25% down and currently $150/month cash flow positive (not account any repairs since we did pretty much all repairs when we bo...