So I have an accepted offer on what will be my third rental property. But this is the first I've purchased with the explicit plan to keep as a rental.

Background: The first rental was purchased back in 2006 a...

Hello everyone, As you can tell from my post I am having the hardest time controlling my emotion worse than when I was in high school and the girl I really really liked liked me back! Lol My phone rings and Im exc...

Hello! I'm new to here, a couple days ago I started listening to Retipster Podcast by Seth Williams. Today I called a couple counties about their tax delinquent list and they told me the local newspaper published thes...

I'm refinancing a residential rental property, duplex, that currently has 11 years left on a 15 yr loan at 5%. I can get a lower interest rate at 15 yrs, but the monthly payment will still be a little higher than wha...

I’m looking into purchasing one of moms properties that has been a rental for 11 years and making it my first rental property. She owes about 70k on it and she’s graciously offered to sell it to me for the remaking ba...

Hey everyone I'm new to real estate in Orlando, FL and I'm planning to buy my very first property in the coming year. I'm from Cleveland but have been living in the Orlando area for around 4 years.I plan on leveraging...

I'm currently reading Best Ever Apartment Syndication by Joe Fairless and recently finished Raising Capital for Real Estate by Hunter Thompson -- both came recommended and really enjoy them with tons of good info. I w...

Hi Guys,Several years ago, I heard about tax overages after learning about it through a tax lien program and would like to start applying this strategy. 1) How do I find out whether there are specific statues or finde...

Hello Everybody, quick questionHow can a new wholesaler have investors or others invest into your projects without stressing them out because you’re just starting out and wholesaling properties is new to them? 

What do you all think and know about this new CMHC product? I invest in Alberta and it looks like the maximum affordability level would be extremely easy to meet and give enough points for 5% down 50 years amortizatio...