I'm very interested in renting out my current primary residence and moving to a different city but the mortgage I have on the property is higher than most of the monthly rents for similar properties in this market. An...

In the slip and fall scenario, where the renter slips and falls on your property causing them to pursue legal action against you, what is to stop them from suing the business (the LLC) and you (as a negligent landlord...

I am looking to find a A licensed and Safe Act approved Residential Mortgage Loan Originator (RMLO) in the Tampa, Clearwater, St. Pete area. I am looking having them underwrite mortgages for me. I want to make sure th...

I don't like the idea of accepting tenants with lots of outstanding judgments.  My rationale is that if they already owe someone else money, I probably won't get paid if I end up evicting them and holding a judgment a...

What's in a title? It's all about presentation. I mean, at 16 I was "VP of International Marketing" for my dad's small business. Reality - I printed and stuffed and sealed envelopes for his direct mailing campaigns a...

Ok here is the rundown. I am a builder and I have one unsold property from the market tanking. I have a construction loan from 2007 that every 6 months the bank willingly renews at 6% interest. I have not been late or...

Hello everyone, I am looking to make a career change and become a commercial real estate broker in Chicago. (A good friend told me that I should go into commercial real estate and he would send his HNW clients (10+mil...

How do you determine income qualifications for Section 8 tenants?  Is it different from tenants who aren't on Section 8? Does 3x rent still qualify considering their income is obviously low considering they are receiv...

My background in Real estate would consist of owning my home and 1 rental property, that I break even on, every month. By "break even" I really mean, that my mortgage for that property is covered by the rent, but a...

We have around $25K in several traditional retirement accounts. We'd like to invest in real estate and already have deals lined up. Which is better/cheaper from a tax standpoint- roll into an SDIRA and pay taxes later...