Hello everyone, I'm a new investor looking into the central NC markets. I am looking into both SFH's and small multifamily to buy and hold as I venture into this new real estate journey. The two markets I have narrowe...

Hello, I am currently looking at deals in Hammond, Greenwood, and highland Indiana as they are great cash flow markets and the home prices are below the median. My number one challenge is getting a trust worthy real e...

As of yesterday, I am officially the owner of a 3 family in Worcester, Massachusetts.
$525K purchase price, FHA loan with a payment just shy of $3,100. Market rent is $1,500/unit. First unit is rented at market, sec...

Helloi just received a notice from the City of Jackson, MS that there is a new city ordinance that says rentals need to be registered annually and inspected.Any insight, guidance or info from other owners ?   The dead...

How do you guys go about filling out the rehab budget for a hard money lender.  Should a contractor fill it out or is there a method to guesstimate because the contract has been signed and I'm officially on the clock ...

I am an active duty military currently stationed overseas. My partner is a savvy investor specializing in fix and flip deals in the Virginia market. We are partnering up on deals and plan to form a Partnership LLC to ...

As an out-of-state investor, I am interested in Alabama, specifically in Birmingham and Montgomery. Upon browsing Zillow, I noticed that there are some distressed properties (such as 3-bedroom single-family homes) tha...

I am new to Real estate investing. I have owned 3 homes in the past that I lived in. I am TIRED of moving and RENTING!!!!
I have been following him for a month now. It appears he is doing deals most people can't do f...

So I'm shopping for life insurance and it's completely new to me so I'm kind of nervous about who to go with. The difference in the price quotes is why i'm confused. I'm looking for $250k for 30 years.  So, for exampl...

They were selling unregistered securities and operating a Ponzi Scheme! They not only used investor money to support their personal lifestyle, but Peer Street also hindered borrowers payoffs to keep charging more fees...