I went to a local real estate investor club tonight in my neighborhood. Very nice, enthusiastic people who came to learn and to share. What has been the experience of the group in spending time with these groups? What...

Hello, My name is Tyler Stump, I am a graduating 2021 senior in a Tampa, Florida high school graduating in a week. Starting around January 2020, I’ve invested hours of my time studying up on real estate and already st...

I've read in a couple of places that persons who have "made it", strongly recommend giving back. They have said that by giving money away, it has come back to them many times over. I haven't read any specific example...

One of the things I have learned and to be honest with you I have run across this problem in all fascists of life is to stay away from negative people. I was recently asked what was I doing to make money and I explain...

Well, tonight is the start of my halfway point in RE licensing. Its going better than I assumed it would. I'm confident that I'll pass the school/state licensing exam tests. I credit it to already having experience as...

Hello,
I have been reading the forum for some time and doing research.  I’m  Just getting started in real estate.  I’ve done a lot of research looking at deals (including buying vacation rental properties, syndicatio...

Hi all,Does anybody have a reason why we use a higher reversion cap rate in our analyses besides for the sake of being conservative?I've heard that one should add 10 basis points per year to the purchase cap rate to d...

Was just reading through Will Barnard's sticky post on wholesaling and one poster in the thread asked something like, "if Wholesalers are finding such good deals, why do they need to wholesale them? Why not buy them a...

Markets find equilibrium. Supply and demand. If something is overly-hyped, that represents a demand increase. So, holding constant supply, that means the price will go up.
Remember that idiot uncle/cousin/fiancé/what...

Over the past year plus, multifamily has endured some difficult blows. Most would agree the top three are interest rates, taxes and insurance. Breaking these three down on the direct impact they have had on multifamil...