I bought an out of state property and have about $50,000 left to pay off for the loan. Anyone know if paying 1 huge principle payment at the end of each year would pay it off faster verses bi weekly payments?

I have been investing for years, so I may know a little something… 
In my experience, at least in Texas the taxes increased faster than rent increase. However, I do have properties in Mississippi. Taxes are not so ba...

Any investors in the Charlotte area or bigger city areas that own and rent condos.Is there any way to structure a lease that has a set rent amount but the tenants pay the HOA fees so that if the fee were to change or ...

Is Memphis, Tennessee a good market to invest? Based on prices I’ve found, I can purchase 3 properties that would generate cash flow, but I also don’t want to invest in a market where appreciation is flatlined. Advice?

I discovered a great speech, corresponding post, and a video summary by the editor of the Financial Times that discusses the complex issues in the banking industry. Lionel Barber, the Editor of the Financial Times,...

Hi BP Community! Thought I would share my brief, hopefully insightful, dive into real estate and/or financial markets.
Today we’re keepin’ it short, but not light, it being the holidays and all, and let’s be honest, ...

The average homeowner has a net worth that is 44 times higher than someone who rents. Would it be life changing if five years from now you had built a portfolio of 3 investment properties? Have you thought about how t...

Not really, but that method has crossed my mind when deciding between 3 opportunities. Consider Property X, Property Y, & Property Z - Ive done my analysis and all 3 fit within my investment criteria & terms, ...

I have a rental home with approx. $87k remaining on the mortgage (6% rate, 20yr, currently at month 57 of 240). I will be receiving approx. $91,500 tax free; more than enough to pay off the mortgage immediately.
I wa...

If you are like me... You do not have a high paying job. You earn just enough, barely or not even close to "making ends meet." You spend 1/3 of your life or more wasting at a job you dislike for pay that struggles t...