Looking at a 2/1.5 condo purchase for rental.List price is $129.9, which I think is about $10K overpriced. New appliances in kitchen, granite countertops, ceramic tile, new carpets - nothing needs to be done to unit b...

Tell me about your first real estate deal how did you find it ?was it a house hack?what did you learn? Was it profitable?the first property I purchased was in Cleveland back in 2005 a single family that I purchased fo...

I am selling a house (San Jose, CA)... I have selected an agent to handle the house; he's been in the business for many years, and has a good reputation with previous customers.  I've felt good in all my dealings with...

So the 4-plex I have under contract is a mess. 2 of the bathrooms are goners. So, my question to you other landlords is:

Your thoughts on the initial & long term costs vs. durability of a 1-piece fiberglass sho...

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $330,000

Cash invested: $80,000

Purchased this 4 Unit Off Market. Remodeled 3 of the 4 units. All New Wiring...

Found a good deal on Hampton Cognac cabinets but am confused on what to do with the floor. I was thinking vinyl planks but does wood floor/ wood cabinets look weird? If I went with vinyl planks what would look best?...

Hello everyone, I have purchased my first rental in Cleveland, Ohio. Eighty percent of the renovation has been completed by me. The neighborhood is a C class area, New roof and furnace installed by contractor. New plu...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $130,000

Cash invested: $5,000

Sale price: $230,000

3/2 1400 sqft sfr

What made you interested in inve...

When you have an investment property SFH on the market to rent, how do you rent it out? (Do you have it Fully furnished? Do you turn all the utilities on or have them do it? Do you change furniture when tenets change?...

I am trying to get a rough idea of how many hours it will take my contractor to remodel my bathroom so that i can get an idea of what i will be paying in labor.I am most likely going to paying between $40-60 per hourD...