Property is $179,000 for a 5 Bedroom Multi-Family home. They said the total income is $2075 for rents ( Based on a site) $2075 * 50% Rule = $1037.5 20% of 179,000 is 143,200 @ 4% interest Rate makes the Mortgage $683....

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Has anyone used their VA home loan benefit to purchase a 2nd property, move into this 2nd property as their "primary" residence and rent...

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Hey BP family! So I surely know that I am no expert in the BRRRR strategy and I'm new to ...

Hola BP friends,I'm attempting to put together my first home purchase. To preface this I am looking at an out of state property that is from my old college town. I currently live in Denver so I haven't been able to fi...

I have encountered my first cash for keys scenario. I bought a condo at the trustee sale and the owner won't leave without cash. He obvioulsy knows how to play the system and is playing it well. I'm sure he did not...

Hello Rookie community!This is my first post to the bigger pockets forum, so want to put myself out there as well as ask a question to you all. I am currently a college student with plans to graduate next year, and I ...

Hi Everyone!I'm excited to learn from everyone here.I'm originally from Michigan (Detroit area), but have lived in 8 states, and have called the Bay Area home for 3 years now.My wife is amazing. She bought her first h...

Hi everyone! I’m currently exploring real estate investment opportunities in Canada as an international investor. One of the key challenges I’m facing is understanding the financing options available to someone withou...

Hi All, Would anyone share advice on how to break into multi-family investing. I don’t currently have any properties so a multifamily would be the first one….I’m interested to know anyone’s point of view who’s done th...

To all the landlords.
DFW is not immune to the current economic turmoil. So yes, things are not all fine and dandy right now. So, I figured I should give a short, maybe premature, rental state of the market here. To ...