Hey all,
I looked up REIA's and so many came up in the NY area that I'm trying to narrow it down. Could anyone give me some of their recommendations if they know of any most preferably in Long Island, thanks.

This is a first for me but I guess it was only a matter of time. I have 3 tenants in a rental. One wants out via a sub-lease to a friend. If I approve it, I still plan to do a background check on the new tenant, but w...

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I'm significantly ramping up my lending activities for 2020 and looking for a good software package to manage and automate as much as possible. I'm curious for the good and bad of what you are using? Here are my prior...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

It’s a single family I used to live in. I’m doing minor repairs and will be renting it out soon. I bought another property in June and move...

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $185,000

Cash invested: $72,000

Large Two family, 3-BR each, with possibility of three family conversion wit...

Have any of you used modular construction on a lower end 40 unit or so apartment building?Thank you.

Looking to expand out of my current market and still learning and reading. Reading a new book, Dustin Heiner, he says he lets his property managers take care of the rehab of the property? To me this makes sense, but n...

Hello, I am self managing my first SFH in my area.  Even though the property is only about 30 minutes from my house, I might not have the chance to drive by it on a monthly basis to just check on it.  Does anybody kno...

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