Building a successful portfolio of single-family rental properties requires a well-thought-out investment strategy. This strategy should encompass key elements such as finding the right properties, effective rental pr...

Good Morning!I have purchased single-family homes for LTR. Now I'm looking into multi-family.  I am concerned about the cash flow regarding how much is a good net profit. I have heard 100 to 300 monthly for single-fam...

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How would you structure this deal?

2-plex listed for $89,900. Been on the market since Nov. 2009. Units are rented out for $595 and $550 per month. Tenants pay their own utilities. Owner pays for water/tr...

I’m looking to purchase a parking lot soon in a downtown area. Trying to figure out best way to minimize down/payment closing costs. Is there a max % of seller contribution/credits allowed on commercial property?

I am going to start this question by saying that I am completely green to being a landlord and I am looking for my first tenant. I have two girls, unrelated, looking to rent my house. They would be on a joint lease to...

Hey everyone! I wanted to ask the group a question that has been baffling me. You see, I have been looking for a small multifamily in Pittsburgh. I am familiar with the different financing vehicles involved and was se...

Hello, I am new to the forum, and new to REI, flipping, etc. I have done research, read books, talked to a few experienced individuals, but have never done any of this myself. I have a ton of questions as a beginner, ...

Hi,I am looking to sell one of my property's and use the 200k in equity to do a 1031 exchange. I am contemplating if I shoudl use that money to buy multiple SFR or 1 MFR. I am thinking the best approch is to use the 2...

Hi BP world. I am a relatively new investor and am trying to take down a deal that I need some clever sigggestions on. The seller needs $130000 because she wants to pay off two mortgages and live happily ever after wi...

I am looking for comments on feasibility of this scenario n today's note market. I guess it's called a 50/45/5. The goal is to move the property more quickly at near full price. (Note: this property is in NC and falls...