Danielle Loder
NEW TO REI AND WOULD LIKE TO CONNECT WITH OTHER LIKEMINDED PEOPLE
Hello Everyone! My name is Danielle Loder and I am new to this forum, just like I am brand new to pretty much everything I am doing lately lol. I have been in the mortgage industry for going on 6 years now and current...
Kieran Collings
New To The Industry - LETS GO
Hi All,
Posted the below on in a couple other forums in hopes to get more eyes but this seems like the best one for people just like myself.
I have just started a career transition and excited to be getting into the...
Salvador Mariscal
Rent property long term or sell for small profit?
Hello everyone,
I'm new to real estate and recently purchased my first property in Coachella, CA for 335K with the intention of renting it out long term. After investing an additional 50K on upgrades, the house was a...
Michael Schaeffer
New Guy
Hello All, My Name is Mike. I am a recently retired public safety professional. After 21 years of the daily grind and at 42 years old, I am moving on to bigger(pockets) and better things. I have always loved real e...
Corin Prendiville
To be your own contractor, or not? Liquidating properties, flips
Back Story: We are a recently married couple, we are in the process of selling our house in Seattle with about 500k cash from the sale to begin investing once all expenses are paid (and another 200k-300k in other asse...
Sid Franklin
How did Detroit go broke? Why did property values decline in Detroit? What about Chicago?
I live in Chicago and there's been a lot of discussion recently on whether Chicago could follow Detroit down the path of municipal bankruptcy. Many folks believe that because Chicago is much more diverse in its indus...
Charity Mbisi
An empty vineyard farm vs a ready made vineyard farm
An empty vineyard farm will cost me almost the same as a ready-made farm (until planting and everything is in place). And for that, the young vines will take from 2 years to start bearing fruits while the ready-made w...
Lisa Abrams
Upcoming opportunities in South Florida
Sit tight....there will be a lot of good opportunities in the South Florida real estate market in the not too far future due to the COVID spike. Foreclosures are going to be on the rise. https://www.wptv.com/news/reg...
John Francis
New Member Introduction & Some Questions
Hi everyone!I'm new to this forum and over the next few years I plan to get into real-estate, more specifically multi-family properties and eventually larger commercial properties. My current background is in tech &am...
Gamal Harding
Property Management is Much More than Collecting Rent…
Building Strong Relationships: The Key to Property Management Success
In property management, success isn’t just about managing properties—it’s about managing relationships. At the heart of effective property manag...