Every time I hire a contractor I am faced with either A) an absolutely absurd estimate, that I can't even consider paying (e.g. $25k to replace a basic wood deck) or B) sloppy work where I have to babysit or fire the ...

Good evening, I'm new to real estate investing so hopefully you guys can help me out.  I've come across a home that has some extensive fire damage. I'm wondering about strategies to aquire the property and any advice ...

Is it possible anywhere right now with 2-4 units to cash flow with under 25% down? With 7% rates, vacancy, capex, taxes and insurance Im seeing almost negative cash flow for every property even in the midwest. That ma...

Hello everyone,I’m new to real estate and want to invest in a property that could bring in some income for the time being and also have the potential to rise in value. Philadelphia has some very affordable properties,...

I'm creating a real estate investment company focused on multifamily properties (5-15 units) that pencil. I'll manage everything- the rehab and property manage- anything an asset manager would do with a "hands on" typ...

What services do you use to pull credit and background checks on applicants (potential tenants)? Can you use the same tools in multiple states, and are there any legal issues associated with pulling credit and/or back...

For someone starting out what do you recommend for signing docs? I'm just starting but I want to be able to lock in deals quickly. Also who has blank preprinted documents I can carry with me to purchase a home?  I lo...

From 1 to 10, does anyone have a list of states in terms of renting out properties in comparison to the best state to invest real estate?

So I'm still in the learning process of real estate investing and this question randomly came to me. For those of you who currently have property and have (rental) income generating from it, do you have separate bank ...

I am fairly new to the Real Estate Investing business. I say this because about 10 years ago I purchased a single family property with a 80,80,70 finance deal (not sure that even makes sense anymore) and the rest was ...