I just got home from the bank, went to sign papers and go over everything before closing. detail.single family rental  - buying for 40k with 20% down - conventional loan 30yr fixedbuyer agreed to pay 3% in closing = $...

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In the beginning of 2020, I will be moving to Radford, VA to start operating my Grandpas rental property. All the houses need renovation but I know that is not my first priority. He has One rent...

I am currently looking into get into the real estate market in California. I currently live in San Jose, CA with plans of moving to Southern California (Long Beach, CA) by the end of the year. Come the end of 2019 I a...

I have a few rental properties as of now and I am looking to purchase another one in the near future.  However since I became a member of BP I have read a lot about the 2% rule and out of my 5 rentals, not one of them...

I've placed ads for a small house for rent. I've had a few people say it was the husband and wife, child and mother in law or a mom with adult children. This is a small house - 3 bedrooms but really small and I do n...

So I have several questions that I believe others could benefit from as well. The area I live in is extremely high priced, and although I've heard several testimonies from VA realtors and investors here on BP say you ...

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Looking to purchase a vacation rental in the Galveston area that are family can use but still make a return on, or at least pay some expenses. Any ideas on the best type of house? Beach front, canal, strand, Seawall, ...

Hi Everyone,I just want to introduce myself real quick. I'm currently working as a property manager in Jackson, MI but looking to start investing in a multi-family (to start) in Lansing, MI. which I plan to occupy. I'...

Trying to figure a way in which one could essentially have less than a 50% operating expense. With the 50% rule is it true to say that every year you have your property you will incur 50% in expenses? Im thinking that...