I posted this in another category but thought I might get more input here. I'm trying to understand the 50% rule.

I've read numerous posts concerning the 50% rule. There are many ideas and opinions on how to figure ...

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Over the last month or so, I took the required 90-hour broker pre-licensing course online, passing the course and also the Indiana state exam just last week.My plan is to never quit my W2 job, as I have a good, steady...

Hi,Does anyone have any good property management referrals?  I am ideally looking for a medium sized company that is experienced in multi-family (30+ units), reasonably priced and knows the Cicero area well.Thanks in ...

I recently saw on Bigger Pockets a idea to find people who owe taxes on there property from the county assessor's website, SO is there any people out there who do know of this trick and can help me figure out how to f...

Hi All,FHA loans are great for owner-occupants with a W2 job, but can be prohibitively restrictive for those who are self-employed or run small businesses.  Have a borrower with excellent credit, cash reserves, track ...

I have been presented a deal that needs a full gut job on the interior. This property is way below market value due to its condition, im looking for reliable contractors to work on this property, the plus side to this...

I’m having trouble keeping my network organized, creating my monthly budget, P&L’s to analyze deals, and I was wonder what softwares do you guys use that are simple and user friendly. Microsoft office?IWork? Paper...

Hello all,I have recently purchased my first rental property and am trying to find the right bank.  I'm wondering if it's better to choose one of the larger banks (Wells Fargo, Bank of America, PNC Bank, etc.) or a lo...

With rising property values and high demand across the state, do you think Texas is still an affordable option for first-time homebuyers? What trends or areas are you seeing emerge as the new buyer hotspots?