Hello all,Introducing myself,Currently just purchased my first home as a 'house hack'. A 3/3 townhouse in a suburban neighborhood of Orlando. The main unit is a 2/2 which I will be living out of, and there is a lofted...

I'm fresh out the womb about Real Estate so I need serious help about this industry. I see alot of people saying you need to know the basics of Real Estate first.

Please let me know what are the "Basics" of Real E...

I'm trying to figure out where to 1031 exchange my Seattle area properties to in order to ride out the next recession. I don't plan on doing this right now as the economic indicators point to a few more years of upsid...

In the last week of November my girlfriend and I walked through a brand new apartment and instantly fell in love with it. Everything is brand new (appliances, hardwood floors, etc). We asked the landlord the normal...

Thanks for your thoughts in advance..I'm deciding whether or not to raise the rent on one of my single family long term rentals, and if so how to break the bad news in this difficult time of inflation? I'm a fairly ne...

If I plan to use funds in my Solo 401K to invest in a turnkey rental property (meaning a property that is rehabbed by a 3rd party, purchased by my 401K, and managed by a 3rd party) is that considered a "passive" in...

My question has to do with how much more you can realistically get for a house with "wow" factor.

Say you buy a super-trashed house and plan to do a complete rehab. New siding, windows, paint, carpet, kitchens, bath...

Looking at a brick 4plex in Milwaukee.  It would be my first out of state investment and I am wondering if it is too much to take on (because of possibly being in a higher risk area).It is in zip code 53205 right on t...

Hey everyone this is the details of a new deal that I have. l'm not a novice at investing so i know more than the average Joe. However, now that I'm raking up and scaling my business to higher levels I want to be even...

Hello fellow landlords. I would like to know how you make it known when advertising or screening tenants that the applicants must make three times the rent in monthly income. From reading over this site I have noticed...