I am a new investor, in the wholesale - lease to own market, and recently spoke with a real estate agent who is willing to run comps for me. I told the agent I would pay a flat $150.00, plus 2% of what ever I make on ...

I would love to get some feed back on tax certificates and tax deeds here in georgia ,Atlanta to be exact,Its an abandoned house next to my rental that I'm going to eventually get ,come to find out its owner is 8 year...

Hi all,I'm currently mulling over putting an offer in on a house that I viewed a few days ago. The offer would be for $120K, and the house needs a new kitchen, new hardwood flooring throughout (1800 sq ft home), and t...

How can you actually wholesale a property without using cash or credit? I've heard people say you can do it but they never really tell you how.

Hi— I’m really flying solo here so any and all sound advice is welcome so thank you for reading! I’m looking at purchasing the following property with a conventional 3% down. And the monthly payment will be around $2k...

Hello,I have been buying and selling for profit my primary residence for eight years. I have finally decided to start investing in income properties. I am mainly focusing on multi-family units to hold long term for ca...

Hello Everyone!I've got an interesting property in my area that has come available that I don't see too often. It's a 54 unit apartment complex listed for $3,000,000. I still need to get more details but it looks like...

Hi all,My wife and I own a 2/1 in Cherrywood (78722 zip code). Our lot is about 5,100 SQF, too small to build an ADU under current regulations. We have heard that it is possible to build a backyard structure as long a...

I'm a new investor about to close on my first property. It's out of state and as part of looking for my next deal, I've begun talking to a few different people local to the area to find wholesale deals in addition to ...

QUESTION: Can a Triple Net Lease solve my dilemma?BACK-STORY: I bought my in-laws’ home with a goal of using their equity to payoff debts, lower their expenses, and allow them to retire. To keep the expenses as low as...