I have been researching REI for a few months now. Well after about 400 hand written letters, Bandit signs and driving for cash hours on end I finally got a house under contract!!
To make a very long story short any...

We currently have 10 doors and are now in the process of buying two buildings with a total of 36 apartments. Our current systems will not work at this scale. We are going to self manage them, for at least a while. I a...

I’m looking to buy a multi family property in Chicago, more specific in East Garfield Park 60624. I’m asking for opinions in this area since the crime rate is High and vacancy rate is high as well. The numbers work an...

If you had the capital, would you wait for the correction or still invest now?I understand local markets will drive the ultimate decision, but it feels like every market I look:1) unemployment is through the roof in t...

Hey everybody,I'm looking to invest in small Multifamily properties near Albany, New York. I'm looking at the various cities and suburbs and I was wondering what type of return people expect in each area. Do your prop...

Currently this building is occupied by 6 tenants (one empty).  One is well known, but the tenant says it's their worst performing store.  The site is at a light and is on a corner and the traffic counts seem decent at...

Hi all, just bought my first deal in PA & have another one under contract.  What’s the best user friendly software for rental properties & the best book keeping?  Turbo Tennant, doorloop, quickbooks, etc?  

Landlord certification and lead testing costs have become a major issues for landlords in Detroit.   This is great for buyers as it is beginning to weed out poorly capitalized owners.   However, it is also proving to ...

I'm just starting out investing in property. I've read a few books on starting so I feel like I have an understanding of what I need to do. I signed up for a pro account as well to do more research. But even with all ...

Hello, Totally new in the game and looking to buy a handful of rental properties (single family, possibly multi family) over the next couple years. I keep seeing the 2% rule as a nice starting point to weed out many a...