I've noticed something of a disturbing trend on this forum.  There really seem to be many people who earnestly believe that the language of their lease is always and forever controlling.  "Just do ___x____, it's in th...

Are you waiting to see what the RE market does before you hop in and start investing?
This is an objection I hear frequently right now from would-be investors.
There’s a lot of uncertainty about the direction the ...

Hey, I am a collegiate student athlete and get a cost of attendance stipend which pays for my living expenses. I have yet to work a W2 job and have saved up a ton of money from non W2 work. I want to house hack here i...

Hi Everyone!
I am new to the DFW area and have started a career in insurance! I'm originally from Philadelphia, PA, and went to school at the University of Missouri - I was a student-athlete on the track and field te...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $290,000

Cash invested: $25,000

Like many military investors, we typically buy properties in each duty location (if...

I'm starting to get really annoyed with all the "unpriced" offerings. The seller obviously has a price in mind and its not too hard to figure out value. Why would a seller expect a buyer to spend time underwriting a d...

Hi! My name is David Darley and I'm originally from Oxnard, CA but I am currently a student/athlete at Texas A&M University in College Station. Just started learning about real estate but I'm ready to start gettin...

Hi BP,

A little background on what my situation is. 22 years old. Credit score 710 via credit wise.

Duplex I’m looking at: 154,900 asking, 4x2 full ba. It’s been on market for 368 days and I’m guessing because one...

Higher Education has historically benefited from geographical advantages. -- A high % of enrollment is based on student access to campus locations. Colleges will now utilize virtual technology for teaching students. U...

Rich vs Wealth

As I have been taught, the difference between rich and wealth is rich people work for money; wealthy people have their money work for them.

To illustrate, some professional U.S. athletes ...