I currently have no properties, but am waiting for the moment to where I can go full time property management / or have enough cash reserves saved up to go landlord / brrrr full time. I have saved approx. 590k in cash...

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Hello all!I got a few leads on a few possible rental properties and a flip.I'm analyzing the rentals and they seem pretty good. Would definitely be BRRRR type properties. I don't have any rentals yet, how would I esti...

First, thanks to all of the BiggerPockets members for answering my questions along my journey of investing and becoming a landlord for the first time.I currently have a tenant set to move in on the 30th. This is a wel...

I’ve posted about this before but never really landed on I guess a persuasive answer? Anyway I have a primary residence that I may have shot myself in the foot with. I refinanced to a 15 year @ 2.375% when I had the o...

       Sometimes real estate is about doing the right thing, even if the right thing is not the most lucrative option. I wish more people understood this. I’m a Realtor and an active real estate investor in Lubbock, ...

BPers!We own a 2 building (1 story) rental property with 5 units in each building.  We have a long term tenant (month to month agreement) that has installed at least 4 cameras (that I see) that would cover the entry i...

With the current market, tight margins and competition, I'm thinking about a modest move-in ready SFH in a good neighborhood. We'd have to put no money into rehab, could pay cash, and any possible vacant stretches wou...

There is another topic about the benefits of owning apartments. I thought this could be a counter topic on why so many people favor investing in SFR’s over apartments.

Here are a few things I came up with:
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What is your favorite/best question YOU ask when screening potential tenants for a long term rental? What has been most telling in whether or not they will be great tenants?