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Rachel Hutcherson Best way to hold security deposits
25 January 2019 | 1 reply

I live in a state that requires tenant security deposits be held in separate, non-commingled interest bearing accounts (Florida). What have you all found to be the best way to do this? Looking for insight to possibly ...

Anthony Rose Building Plans for Permits in San Diego
6 July 2018 | 0 replies

Good morning!  I am looking to remove a load bearing wall (and a non load bearing wall) in a unit I have in San Diego.  The home is a 1931 Southwest Bungalow in Normal Heights.  My issue is that I need to get a permit...

Todd Runstein Recommendation for General Contractors in Seattle?
26 January 2015 | 3 replies

Looking at doing a flip in Seattle and need a contractor to help with costing it out. Any recommendations are much appreciated.

Ivan Foxx New member
19 February 2017 | 5 replies

Foxxtown Investments LLC is a small investment company that invest in real estate.The company started in 2015, with its first investment in Big Bear, Ca. Interested in investing single/ multi - family, commercial (5 u...

Lorenzo Wright Why the Live-In Flip is the Best Investment During a Recession
11 April 2020 | 2 replies

This may not be the best strategy for someone with a 10+ property portfolio, but for someone starting out the live-in flip is a great way to begin a real estate investing journey.
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Angela Smith How long was you longest vacancy length?
7 February 2019 | 4 replies

We listed our first SFH for rent about 2 weeks ago.  We have had several inquiries, but only 2 showings.  The individuals we showed it to did not meet our requirements.  They either had low credit scores, inadequate i...

Andrew Caggiano Carryover passive losses
31 January 2023 | 5 replies

Hi everyone,Our partnership files a 1065 for passive real estate income.  In the past we've always reported passive losses on our real estate investing activity.  This year (2022 tax return) we are reporting passive n...

Timothy W. Great news on Global Warming!
9 January 2010 | 2 replies

Well despite anything you read by liberally funded "scientists" the actual count shows polar bear populations at least doubling over the past 50 years. Maybe the polar bear know something Al Gore doesn't? :wink:

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Benjamin Willis Brrrrr method and renting
30 June 2017 | 1 reply

So Using the Brrr method, after refinancing the home would the rent need to go up to match the amount of money invested. How does that work?

Jay S. Beginner Landlord Questions
24 January 2018 | 15 replies

Hi all,I just went into contract to purchase my first rental property. I'm getting everything set up in the 30 days I have prior to closing. I had a few questions:1. Florida requires that tenant deposits are kept in s...