Hello all,I am interested in investing in judicial foreclosures here in Oregon and I am wanting to learn as much as possible prior to bidding on one. I have read all the forum post related to foreclosures that I can f...

Law just past today that in 2014 rentals will need to be inspected by the city of Seattle. All rights in this area are for covering tenants.

http://seattletimes.com/html/localnews/2019316566_rentals02m.html

Hi all,Went to an investor's meeting in my town and the organizer invests in performing and non-performing notes. He says the typical length of time in a note is 6-12 months, and sometimes longer if he needs to forecl...

Hello all, I'm from AB Canada and looking to do long distance BRRRRs in the US. (I've done 4 local flips/developments.) I'm not married to a particular market yet, though I'm looking at Midwest or Southern states that...

We recently purchased a property at auction and there is a car parked. Neighbors say it has low mileage car. The owner died 3 years ago with no kids. What can be done ? Anyone has any experience?

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So I will become a landlord soon and I just wanted to know what should I have or need to get as a landlord. For example what type of account should I open to hold my tenants first, last and deposit, etc?

I just finished renovating my first property and have had a few applicants. I am on the fence with this one and would like the community's input. 
The tenant needs to move ASAP due to fleeing an abusive relationship ...

I've noticed several current posts on note investors looking to call banks directly to track down note deals.  I've been doing this since 2008 and I thought that I would lend some knowledge and tips on what we have do...

We own four rental properties in central Florida and have had some conflicting views on how to protect them via an LLC. Initially we were going to get a separate one for each, but then a well-known real estate investm...

Hey everyone,So I'm trying to outline a basic strategy of how to get started in real estate investing (with a focus on multi-family properties in a few Midwest states)What do you agree / disagree with below? Sorry if ...