I'm about to close on my first rental property in NYC. I plan to do some cosmetic upgrades after then rent it out.  Is it better to rent it out furnished or unfurnished?

Hello everyone! I`m in the process of buying my first rental property with tenants living in the house. What would be the things to do before closing escrow when it comes to inhering tenants in investment property? An...

So i have been hearing alot of doom's day talk  from friends and news outlet that we are in another bubble due to the low interest rate set by the FEDs.  I am slightly concern with my current investment and how to pro...

Hello there. I have sold a vacation property of mine in Southern California, it was bought in cash almost 10 years ago. It was a property I haven’t been using much for the last 3 years. I live in a neighboring state n...

I'm on the Maryland side of the DC metro area and am finding in my analysis that not even the cheapest listings on the MLS are cash flowing. The properties I am targeting are all under $200k (which is rare in this are...

I see several posts where folks are :1) Trying to predict the crash using causality of metrics like lower unemployment and low interest rates2) Trying to preserve cash for the next crash, so they can buyI want to hone...

Hello Everyone,I need your input on a decision that I'm struggling with.  We were able to get a great deal on our current primary residence back in 2009.  Initially we bought it to flip it but after renovating and mar...

I saw the video below a couple years ago. Is this basically what you use to analyze a deal? If so, it doesn't seem difficult to pick a property and analyze it. This may be a dumb question, but why do people make it so...

I purchased a couple of duplexes two years ago and am now having trouble filling them. The area is descent (downtown Madison, WI close to the University of Wisconsin). I've had one of the larger property management co...

Hey guys, something I've been thinking a lot about lately (as I'm sure most of you have as well) is what Asheville and the surrounding area's RE markets are going to look like going into 2021. This has been a strange ...