I want to register a company name with the state of Indiana and that requires an registered agent and entity. I checked out a couple but they were expensive. Does anyone know of a reasonable priced one that they would...

Hello everyone,This is a few years off for me, but I was wondering when someone would decide that hiring a FT employee to manage a property (and potentially FT maintenance) would make sense? For example, if a person o...

Many investors start their journey by diving into individual distressed property deals, but if you want to grow into a high-volume operation, it’s essential to change your mindset, strategy, and execution. Successfull...

I'm exploring the idea of buying a portfolio of residential real estate Sfh/mfh etc. Little bit over 1m with commercial loan. Any recommendation would be great, like a website or any source.

I’m have an amazing opportunity to acquire 12 SFR homes for 280,000. Right now in their condition, altogether they’re worth about 480,000. But if rehabbed, about 620,000. I have no plans to do renovations anytime soon...

Here's my reverse 1031 story:I bought my replacement property on 11/27/18, with the EAT as the title holder.My relinquished property was sold on 12/31/18.The EAT assigned its membership interest to me on 1/3/19.For ta...

I'm currently renting my primary home as a STR vacation home in SW FL. 

I want to buy a primary property in another state and convert my existing property into fulltime vacation rental and use the cash flow from th...

I have seen several empty houses lately I may be interested in flipping. Trouble is that the county auditor page gives me very little information. I'm sure one of them is not going to be a tax sale, since they are up ...

Hey there,I’m trying to acquire a list of all the multi family properties in my county and the surrounding ones. I’ve heard of list source, but I’ve also heard that it doesn’t show all the properties out there. Is th...

Hi,Does anyone know of a way to finance sheriff sale properties prior to acquiring deed. Currently in NJ 20% of the purchase price must be paid on the spot at auction and then the remaining balance paid within 30 days...