I've noticed a steady increase in most Washington & Oregon state MFs to the point where these properties don't even come close to meeting the 1% rule & would actually be breaking even or taking a loss if purch...

Pretty new to real estate investment-currently own six doors. We have about $70k to invest right now and would like to know the BEST way to invest this. Teetering on buying properties cash so we own them free and clea...

Looking for some advice or guidance. I currently own a property that I rent rooms With a cash flow of $1200 after expenses and capital expenditures each month. I want to buy a rental property in Baltimore City using t...

Hello everyone!Question to people who own 16+units - what type of loan do you use? Do you always go with interest only or not? What is your train of thought behind this?

Hello BP,I am currently living in San Diego with my parents and will be graduating from college in 2018. My parents have some extra money and want to use it to help me put a down payment on a house or apartment. It wo...

In your opinions is it better to buy one property cash and collect additional cash flow each month (Until you have cash to fund your next purchase)  or buy multiple properties with 20 percent down payments? I feel as ...

I have been researching into the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program, and some of the changes that were announce mid February. I would love hear other thoughts and opinions on how to leverage this, and other program...

I am a newbie living in San Diego, which is outrageously expensive to purchase any rental property. We finally have gotten to a place financially where we can buy rental property. My idea is to buy a little house for ...

Hey guys thanks in advance for anyone who reply's :)My question is - if i buy a property lets say its worth today 100k with a 75k mortgage, and the market crashes next year, and the property is now worth 75k. Will i b...

I'm going to be graduating from college next year. One thing I've been investigating is this idea of house-hacking. That is to say, buying a duplex, triplex, or fourplex and living in one unit and renting out the othe...