Greenhorn here, and I am still trying to decide on whether to stay in the local Fairbanks/North Pole Market or broaden to OOS markets in warmer climates. The real sticking point that I cannot factor is how half the re...

I currently have 4 properties in Cincinatti area, and as im expanding my portfolio, Im looking around other states and cities to don't "put all of my eggs in one basket". I'm specially concerned about natural disaster...

I am considering a buy and hold strategy with a Duplex that has 2 three bedroom units, one is 1 bath and the other is 1 1/2 bath. Both units have oil heat and hot water. Is this something to be concerned about that...

Has anyone did this in the past if so how was your experience? I have a rental 3br row home that currently has oil heating. Im looking into changing it to central air but I just read about converting it to gas. The...

Is oyster gray "dark grout" or should I go with natural gray?I am buying at HD in the AM and I am not sure how dark "dark grout" is.Tile is off-white porcelain 12x24 neutral/slightly warm. Rental is nice enough that I...

Hello,Did a quick search and didn't see anything like this similar so here we are.I am currently under contract to purchase my first Duplex in Mid February.  Its a corner lot with both a shed and a carport.  The quest...

Welcome to the laid-back guide on landscaping hacks to effortlessly elevate your rental property's curb appeal. A well-groomed exterior not only attracts potential tenants but also adds value to your property. Let's d...

What is your preferred source of heat for your apartments up here in the northeast?

Anyone use electric? Seems the easiest to install but electric bill may be through the roof?

I am currently using gas/gas stoves b...

Hi all,Working on a project in Central CA and have the option to avoid bringing natural gas on-site if we use heat pumps for water heating and space conditioning. The on-demand units need less space, but require more...

Looking to refi my home but the title is in my Corp. Can this type of refi be done or can I change it to an LLC and still keep my seasoning of 2 years?