What is your favorite system for rent collection?
I am a HUGE proponent of Apartments.com and absolutely love that platform. It is completely free for both the tenant and the landlord, (unless your tenant chooses to ...

This is my day job, and it's been both horrifying and interesting watching our healthy capital markets gradually deteriorate into a Michael Lewis financial disaster book.  Thought it might be interesting to share war ...

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I'm Zach. I am currently a student at Hardin-Simmons University studying Finance & Economics. I grew up in a family of real estate/marketing people and now want to strike out on my own and s...

I am considering purchasing a single family dwelling in Texas with an existing tenant who has not paid rent since February 2021. She is a huge hoarder with an overgrown unkept yard. There is no lease agreement to be f...

I look poor on paper, so how do I purchase if I keep taking tax deduction? After a few year in real estate in California, making 120k a year, I took all my tax deductions from the real estate office, gas, food...

I have listened to a lot of the podcast and also browsed on here to know that this might be a foolish question.How "unreasonable" is it to want property management when you first start out? Even with something like a ...

I’m reading through “Investing with No/Low Money Down” and am struggling to understand private money interest rates, specifically the example on page 101.
Investor receives $130K, for a five-year term at 8%, interes...

Okay, so I have a 5 bedroom house that I live in currently and rent out to friends as well. I'm doing a cash out refi and then buying another one to move into and bring them along with me.

I want to rent this one ou...

Hello all,I know that NMLS provides information on rules and regulations for investing in individual states but is there any specific or particular verbiage that allows one to know if a license is required to purchase...

When viewing property tax history on Zillow, I frequently see these huge jumps in property taxes from year to year, sometimes 100% increases (see attached example). Sometimes these are rehabbed houses, but many times ...