For the seasoned residential real estate investor, the “fix-and-flip” or rehab market is the most resilient sector of the real estate game. It’s also a great place for the not-so-seasoned investor to start, as it come...

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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.I just really feel like this COC Return and Yearly Earns are to good to be true. Wanted...

Where do you gets your numbers when it comes to multifamily units? I’m having a tough go when it comes to find information on rents and the other numbers as it apply to multifamily. When I look at the mls most don’t ...

Hello, I am beginning to look at property listings online for multi-unit properties and am seeing the "expenses" vary from property to property.  Sometimes it's not even listed at all.  What exactly do the expenses en...

Has anyone ever been apart of this program called Partner Driven Real Estate? If so, what was/is your experience with them? Thanks for any and all thoughts

Hello,So I am dialing up offers to send out to some properties and I want to know as a newbie to the investor world. For instance, I am estimating the rehab costs myself (without contractor experience, except book kno...

Learnt some interesting stuff today. For using an on 3&4 unit MF, you cannot use a gift as cash reserves. I believe you need at least 3 months of cash reserves (at least according to 1 lender). BUT! You can use th...

I'm looking for some resources to help me determine the compensation to investors in a syndicate. Attached is an example of what I found from someone else. Since I'm looking for my first deal, I would be contacting pe...

Hello, my name is Antony Munoz, from Portland Oregon and I am new to REI. I am currently reading Brandon and Heather Turner's book, Managing Rental Properties. I am trying to learn as much as I can and was wondering, ...

So after 2 years my quiet title action is complete and I am prepared to build. I have a few questions to ask as far as the steps needed to complete:Before I begin interviewing builders, is there anything I should be d...