All, I'm in the process of buying a townhouse with Ocean Views in Hampton, Virginia. It is fully furnished and I can tell it had previously been set up to rent as 2 units. The property is set up where the basement has...

I launched an MTR in Asheville, NC in 2018, and have had 13 tenants so far. After the first few turns I realized that compared to LTR the MTR model has a great additional benefit, meaning additional to the increased c...

I’m looking for recommendations for local Realtors in the NYC area that’s friendly to new investors. I’m looking for a small multi family, ideally 3-4 units in the general NYC Metro area.

Currently located In Astori...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $645,000

Cash invested: $17,000

Sale price: $820,000

Update: We just closed this flip. The acquisition took 6 m...

Investment Info:

Condo commercial investment investment.

Purchase price: $390,000

Cash invested: $100,000

Seawind's Condo on the NON-drivable beach with balcony facing the ocean. South end unit, 1,2...

Return On Investment or ROI in real estate is calculated very simply: ($ X 12) / Total Investment, where $ is the monthly rent multiplied by 12 months and all divided by the total amount spent on the investment. So...

Got this in my email:
I've got a great little deal on anyone looking for a cute little, ocean view, beach condo at Carolina Beach in Salty Hammocks. $60,000 UNDER tax value. Take it over with only $8000 down and payme...

Have you ever AIRBNB'ed, VRBO, Craigslisted, or rented a STAGED FLIP property while on MLS? (Have you ever found a new, willing to maintain staged cleanliness, short term tenant in exchange for a rent discount?) It se...

Hi all! Hoping for some advice here.I purchased my first 2 unit Oct 22 and currently occupy the 1st unit duplex as my primary home. In November I submitted my shared-housing application to Chicago’s BACP, with the hop...

I am still looking a multifamily unit to house hack here in LA (Long Beach, San Pedro) and was wondering what some of you determine to be a "good" house hack in an appreciation market like this.  For me, one criteria ...