Hey guys and gals, I'm putting an offer on a place in PA and the realtor is having difficulty getting into the house so she can facetime me the inside.  The tenants have been stalling for the past 2 weeks.  This would...

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I'm curious to know some of the pros and cons of investing in a condo. I dont have a strong understanding on "delinquent condo fees" and how that plays a factor in investing in a condo. I understand that ...

I'm looking at a 4/3 mobile home on it's own city lot, and considering an extreme rehab. We would shore up the foundation, lift the roof, increase the height of the walls, add a new higher pitch roof, and redo all su...

    I am considering buying a property that was built as a two unit but is not zoned as such in baltimore CITY. I want to split the electrical. Is there any way for me to get a second meter there? Or perhaps wire two ...

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I am a 24 year old realtor with a few deals under my belt and assistant property manager making just $14/hr full time and just getting started in the world of real estate. I’m currently reading Scott Trenc...

Every deal may not have a big spread in the money but its an opportunity to get into the business, what are some ways to attract syndicators or even an amount to offer a sponsor for multi family opportunities (i.e 1 m...

'Evening!  I would like the hive's opinion  on a 12 unit multi we are looking at.  This will be our first foray into something more than our duplex's.Via our agent the offer is now at $389900 with seller paying 2k of ...

Hello everyone! I am a new investor living and working a full-time job in Wilmington, DE, which is about 30 minutes outside of Philadelphia. I am contemplating if it would be better to invest in Philly, or in Delaware...

I've been looking at a lot of multi family buildings here in NH, and since many of them are older homes that have been converted into apartments (2-4 units), many of which have common heating systems, so the rent incl...

I thought this would be an interesting question for people to weigh in on:

For residential properties, do you prefer an HOA with a fair fee ($100/mo.) or would you prefer no HOA?