Hi folks,Total noob here. Reading books, but could use your sage advice.I'm seeking my first 3 to 4 buy and hold investments over the next couple years. But my local area is too expensive, so I have to look to invest ...

So one of our current tenant in a retail commercial is asking for permission to bring in the Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center and their mobile coach for a blood drive in our parking lot.  He already asked the rest of ...

I have a STR in Show Low and my insurance provider just notified me that they are no longer going to insure the Show Low area due to fire risks.  They got me a quote from another provider and it was about 5x my curren...

"Recession-durable RE investing for non-accredited investors" How do you defend against recessions, without sacrificing ambition? What are your favorite loan products and LLC strategies to optimize scaling in times of...

Hey y'all! I'm studying for my RE license in Minnesota and have a background in sales. I love the idea of wholesaling and have been avidly researching markets and networking. I would love to meet and talk to RE invest...

"Recession-durable RE investing for non-accredited investors" How do you defend against recessions, without sacrificing ambition? What are your favorite loan products and LLC strategies to optimize scaling in times of...

We are ready to make and offer on our first rental properties in Little Rock, AR. We are looking at purchasing 2 SFR in one deal. The houses are older and are in a low income neighborhood. We are having a hard time fi...

Hello Everyone,Thanks for clicking into my thread! I am a recent University graduate living in the Greater Seattle Region. Financially, I am fairly stable with strong credit (730+), and working a entry level tech recr...

Newbie trying to learn and exploring some creative ideas to start investing.My Sister and I inherited a family property (50/50) with only 30K Heloc/mortgage that we have invested 20K between us to renovate and are pre...

Hello,For a mortgage with a regional bank, can it be assumed by the buyer so that they can keep the lower interest rate (4.1%) instead of having to make a new mortgage at 6.5%?Thank you