Hello, First post here - When looking at an up-and-coming area with many 'new builds' and expanding school districts, do you feel that buying and renting older homes is more challenging than finding a well-established...

HelloI am new to this site, however not new to real estate (18 years and counting).  I currently own, manage, some real estate as well run a note brokerage firm (we purchase mortgages, contract for deeds and other typ...

What are people's opinions on the affect of property values and rental rates for the area? Are there construction or building opportunities/benefits to take advantage of here? 

From an outsiders perspective investing in Denver looks attractive- low vacancy rates, good macro economic drivers and solid long term cap growth.

Are there any major downsides (or upsides) I’m missing here in the De...

I'm looking to purchase a second home in Hilton Head (preferably Sea Pines Plantation) to be used when I retire in 10 years or so.  For now, the property would be rented out full time to help cover the costs.  Looking...

Hello! Anyone have any thoughts on Alabama as a potential market? I know it is landlord friendly, low tax rates, affordable... Any insight?TIA

What are the best locations for Short-Term Rentals in North Carolina and why?

I have a unit that is getting empty end of this month. I have already listed the unit online and obviously everyone wants to see the unit. My question and dilemma is, should I not show the unit when it is filled (with...

Still chuckling over this quote from Episode 37. I think it was Brandon.

"If you're not embarrassed to make the offer, you're probably offering too much." That is a fantastic rule of thumb.