Good Afternoon Everyone!I posted about this about a year ago, but unfortunately had a health problem (not Covid) that severely delayed me in acting. Everything is fine now, so I'm really hoping you guys can help me fi...

After the housing bubble of 2008 the federal government implemented a first time home buyer credit of $8000.  I was a bit young back then, but I do remember hearing talk of this credit, as well as other government sti...

Ilhan Omar a Democrat from Minnesota has proposed this bill that gives free rent without sufficient reimbursement to the housing provider.  It includes an attempt to take over privately owned apartments by the governm...

How much money could we save in federal taxes if buying a larger house with higher property tax? Will it offset a higher mortage payment at all? We live pretty inexpensively right now for our income. How do we figure ...

Anyone have any experience leasing commercial space to the government. Pros and cons would be greatly appreciated. Thanks roc

Hi, I'm looking to buy my first house. Probably a 30 year fixed.

My father keeps telling that government programs exist to help out first time buyers.

I did a quick search but couldn't really find anything.

Do su...

Hi All,In NJ, speaking to an investor the other day who mentioned that states/federal governments will assist in buying properties that are going to be used for affordable housing. No minimum on the number of units. I...

Supposedly they have introduced a bill (Not passed yet) to sheild unpaid federal workers from lenders and landlords. What a pain in the ass! This Gov't shutdown is going to affect way more people now. I don't know if ...

http://cashtalks.co/how-the-federal-reserve-printing-money-affects-you/

Basically says Real Estate will be a good bet as inflation continues to increase because of unregulated money printing. Thoughts?

(I don't want to limit this to Legal forum, so please let me post it in thus general thread). 
This is my first property, financed 2 years ago, so obviously I don't have much reserve. The property is in North Carolin...