First post, and this is a doozy. I am in the military and I own a home that I am renting out to great tenants, and just signed a 2 year lease. They want to buy the house and I want to sell the home. I told them they b...

I had an interesting exchange with another local investor that led me to explore some property in the areas immediately surrounding the several high-end universities in our city. Apart from the challenges of owning r...

For most properties, lenders won't do a deal if a property needs work. Choices are HML or local banks. If you didn't want to deal with that, but have good credit and a 'charge-a-plate' (hee hee), have you ever purch...

Im in position to buy my first investment property. With the virus issues just starting to heat up Im now wondering am I starting out at the beginning of a bad time to enter the market? This will be my first Investmen...

I have been noticing a trend. And the trend goes like this: the return on investment for those attending 4-year universities is decreasing substantially. For the amount you pay to attend college, it is in many cases n...

This is something I hear real estate investors talk about all the time. Their goal is to build generational wealth for their kids, grandchildren, great grandchildren, etc. They believe by building a good real estate p...

The reason for this post is because I often read other investors post about looking for a property in an area where they have good schools. We did that. We bought a home in Burbank, California, a very expensive suburb...