Just curious, my two properties are in the city I live in, which is having a modestly robust uptick in the downtown area. But I'm curious as to which cities/markets investors see as having the most potential for return.

Hello y'all, I'm new here on the forum as well as to real estate investing and mobile homes. I found this site via a google search while trying to justify a particular idea to myself.

I live in a small yet bo...

I am considering a short sale property as my first investment prop. Based on comps in the area, it's about half the price it should be - however sale history shows it's about 40k under what it should be (previously so...

Hello,After looking at single family houses to buy in Northfield, MN, it turns out with the same money I can build a new house to our desire. The builder helps to secure the land and even take on the construction loan...

Hello everyone,I'm seeking advice on how to lower my debt to income. We have a couple of investment properties with owner finance terms that include a pretty high monthly payment. I'm looking for a way to eliminate th...

Investment Info:

Industrial note investment investment.

We bought a tax lien, then negotiated successfully with the property holder for a payoff. This is not glamorous (see the photo) but we helped the city ...

Hi, I own one investment property that I currently rent out.  I have rented the property for the past two years and am curious if it is time to sell.  I would like some advice on the matter or possibly a good calculat...

Hi,I am considering buying a 2-4 unit multi-family in Oakland, CA and wanted some advice.- Is it too late to buy in Oakland given the appreciation we have already seen?- If not, what areas should I focus on if I want ...

Guys/gals,Here is my situation. I set up a LLC with a partner awhile back and we have a bank account set up. Well my partner isn't financially ready to do proceed but I am. He said he didn't care if I removed him from...

...what other lending options would you recommend where you can put 5 or 10% down? Just talked to a lender that told me the only option with a Fannie/Freddie loan on an investment property is 20% down.