Hi all,

I would appreciate any advice in this situation. I had made an offer on a rental property 2 weeks ago and my offer was accepted for $220K - asking price was $225K. I could see the house needed work, but there...

Once a borrower becomes delinquent on his or her mortgage, that person develops a negative attitude not only about paying the mortgage and his or her general finances, but also about the whole idea of homeownership — ...

More and more info is coming out about the islamist terrorist sympathizer who gunned down 13 at Fort Hood.

Turns out this major piece of crap had tried 20 times to contact Al Qaeda via email. And...

I have been reading and listening to local news here in San Diego. I am still a rookie looking to invest in my first deal this year. But while I was researching I found that 55 % of voters support the implementation o...

okay so sorry to everyone that i haven't been on here to update a discussion i had going, been working like crazy lately.at any rate,i'm ready to buy in Scranton PA. as i was doing my research over and over as i usual...

Will try to keep it brief, I obviously understand no one can provide direct law advice, but my main question is.If I was not provided a signed purchase agreement before the expiration of the purchase agreement by the ...

After running the numbers I decided I'll be selling my rental property once my current tenant moves out April 1st.  This is a property in a suburb of Chicago.Our Property Manger called saying they need to send a plumb...

That is especially true in GA. Technically, if a tenant deposits .01 into your account then you have to restart the entire eviction process. Obviously most judges will not allow that to happen, but if one does it...

Sourcing opinions here:Tenant signs lease, gives 1 month deposit, cancels lease 3 days prior to moving in. Lease calls for 2 months liquidated damages upon cancellation. Keep deposit I currently have or be nice and re...

What's a reasonable cash-on-cash Short Term Rental return with 7.5% rates nowadays? Feels like 12-15% is solid, while we expect to refinance in the years ahead at a point or two lower. Any strong opinions?