This Time, It's A Bubble In RentalsAuthored by Doug French via The Mises Institute,Sin City’s projected 5,000 new apartment units for this year makes no noise nationally in the latest real estate craze. “In 2017, the...

Hello, fellow investors. I have several single-family rental properties and I am in the process to buy my first multi-family property. I am looking for small apartment with 5-20 units (also interested in mobile home p...

Schiff is one bright dude (he predicted the real estate crash), and he doesn't paint a rosy picture of our economic future - unless the government drastically changes course from it's borrow/spending binge in the near...

I am debating if I should sell my current home, realized strong growth in equity in the past 1.75 years of owning it, amounting to $230,000 - $380,000 (low sell / high sell - according to my thorough research). I woul...

Hello all! I'm Robert, I'm looking to get started along the real-estate investment path. I'm planning on purchasing my first home in august as my primary residence; however, I want to purchase a home that I can turn i...

I was listening to the Bigger Pocket Money podcast #60 with @Mindy Jensen @Scott Trench featuring @Gino Barbaro. One thing that immediately resonated with me, and as usual shocks the rest of the world, is the mentioni...

where do you think these immigrants are most likely to settle? i'm assuming mostly in Ontario, probably Toronto, Ottawa, and west of Toronto? Ontario accepts almost as many immigrants as the rest of Canada combined, i...

Let’s discuss Impact investment and why it’s an important consider for all real estate investors. Impact investment takes into account the effect of a real estate project on the immediate and greater community. The ...

I am looking at an SFR where it is across the street from a few low rise apartments which got me asking how that would affect rental as well as future resale ( I live in a higher priced area so appreciation is part of...

http://www.ocregister.com/lansner/rent-687937-percent-reis.html“Axiometrics and Real Answers both reported that Orange County rent hikes averaged nearly 7 percent a year this past spring, boosted by rising employment ...