House was purchased for 300,000 put 100,000 Reno.  Need to either sell or lease out the home due to relocating 3.5 hours away. Comps would be 425,000 today. Rental rate would be 1,800/mo. No money owed on home.

Hi guys, just had quick question on whether you would dump a single family house that has about $120 to $150k in equity to fund a multi or a (multi) multi purchase. Or rent out the single family. Current rents of simi...

Hello folks,I am heavily using CL to find my first deal. What I have encountered so far is a multitude of sellers trying to sell not only above market price but insanely over. I am new to talking to sellers and negoti...

Looking into real estate investing by way of flipping. Do 2 bedroom single family homes typically sell after you have rehabbed them? Or are 3 bedrooms a better bet?

I think I know the answer to my question but I need someone to confirm it.
I am active duty Navy currently living in Hawaii. Bought a single family house in 2019 for $665,000. Fast forward to today, currently the hou...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Delhi.

Purchase price: $184,000

Cash invested: $12,000

Sale price: $300,000

single family buy, hold, rent & sell

Hey guys,I'm a real estate investor not living in the US, but looking to invest never the less through an US-owned LLC.My question is in regards to the capital gain tax, and how it works, how much it is, and what the ...

I'm writing this in hopes to find some guidance on why a single family property I have is not selling. A little information is below.Location: 8 Faulkner Avenue, Wilmington MA 01887Days on Market as of 4/27 (47days)Cu...

Hello! I'm here in Chicago and am planning to sell my 1906 home. It's zoned as a SFH 202, but has an in-law unit (above grade) and a partially finished attic that connects to the main floor. The main floor and in-law ...

So here it goes. I own my home in Canarsie, Brooklyn. It’s worth around $500,000. I owe around $374k. I just bought it in March 2018. I could rent it out and make about $2k/month, $400 less than the mortgage which is ...