If you had some spare $ and wanted to invest for mid- to long-term outside of your RE Investments, what would you do?
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I recently purchased my first rental property with no money down.  I did so by necessity as I am cash broke!  However, I do put a substantial amount of money into my 401K account every pay check.  I have always been r...

My current tenant is buying a home and vacating in 3 weeks. I’m weighing whether to sell and 1031 exchange into a different market, or stay the course and get a HELOC in place as soon as we turn it over (in preparatio...

I've heard the horror stories from landlords about how the tenant they were evicting poured cement down the toilet, played hammer darts in every room, ripped out the copper, or left piles of garbage for the landlord t...

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I heard that it is better "dollar-for-dollar" value to buy older houses when looking to House Hack. I don't get this. The phrase "dollar for dollar" is a little confusing, and I don't know why one would prefer an olde...

My first post - ever! Unfortunately, my mother-in-law suffered a stroke last week and is currently in the hospital. It's likely she will not regain use of much her right side. This makes it very unlikely she can re...

Thanks for taking a moment to read this post I could use some advice.This potential tenant was formerly my landscaper who moved south with his wife a few years back.  Long story short, she became ill, medical bills tu...

One of my rental units never had rats. I used to live in the unit before I rented it out to the current tenant who has been living in the unit for little over an year.While vetting this tenant I found this tenant work...