Hello from Charlotte North Carolina. I am a commercial broker specializing in retail and my wife works in multi family specifically in LIHTC.  Years ago I got into commercial hoping to start investing and just haven’t...

Ive been reading up too much I think regarding whether or not I should use postcards or yellow letters for my Absentee Owners lists. I think I am just over thinking and overwhelmed at this point. Any suggestions/keywo...

I'm looking into doing my first mailing campaign utilizing ListSource. I wanted to reach out across the forum and see if anybody had any tips or criteria that they incorporate into their lists to make them more effect...

Investment Info:

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

Purchase price: $180,000

Cash invested: $10,000

3, 000 square ft duplex. Currently house hacking on a FHA loan.

Wh...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $225,000

Cash invested: $55,000

Sale price: $479,000

MY LISTING DESCRIPTION WHEN I PUT IT UP FOR SALE
Beautiful...

I’ve been in my career job for a year now and it didn’t even take me the full year to realize that I don’t want to work for anyone or depend on anyone for my financial future. Especially with COVID going on and I wasn...

hello everyone my name is jesse ..i am learning the ropes thanks to all the bigger (investors ) that contribute to this site .

i wish to ask this question.

is it wise /true to use a C corp or LLc to u...

I'm looking at properties in DFW in the 60-100 unit range. Considering that the apt market is pretty hot right now, what do you experienced guys think about buying right now? I don't think the apt cycle is at its pe...

Looking at a 4 unit place. Rents are 450, 550, 500, 650. Ill be living in the 550 one. Will be getting it for 95k. The 95k is coming from selling property my family own, we all get a share (its conditional, cant strin...

I am looking at a single-family home in Laredo, Texas listed at 70k with an ARV of around 110k. My plan is to get an FHA loan, fix it up, raise the value, and then cash out refinance 80% LTV after 6 months if possible...