I wanted to post a question to all of you that know the phoenix market well. I currently own a tri in Sunnyslope; it performed moderately well considering I went through all of the tenants in the first 9 months tha...

Hello!I recently attended a local REIA and the speaker at the event shared an interesting tradition he does with his family. He explained that each day he and his family share something good that happened in their day...

Currently listening to the guy who owns the house across the street from me empty the garage of all the crap the past (totally unscreened and total trash) tenants left behind when they ditched their lease 4 months ear...

I rarely ever see anyone talk about amortization. So I'm trying to figure out how I should be thinking about this. In the first years of a loan you pick away at the principal very slowly. Is it worthwhile to use c...

Hi all, Wanting some advise on a situation my company is currently dealing with.We purchased a 70+ property portfolio in Houston in the year 2022. After closing, we discovered that for about 5-6 of the properties, ten...

I found a great Hud home that is a sweet dealasking 285,000 - ARV estimate sq st $580,000 Zillow est $760,000 / epprasial est $670,0006 bed/4 bath/ 4700 sq ftNeeds 100k repairs How do you wholesale a hud home?

My main source of income is now from my rentals. The question I would like to ask is  there a thought on who makes the best renters. Shld we be concentrating on low or high end?, millennials or baby boomersIn an econo...

Hello everyone! I’m new to the forums but have been spending the last few months reading everything I can and talking to investors (my dad happens to be a money manager and I have been working directly with the CFO an...

I found an off market 3br 1 ba 1197sqft the man says he'll take 20k for it.It needs a medium rehab 20k or so, it has a large back yard.  Just wondering ifit's a good deal or is it just too low end?

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $24,000

Cash invested: $7,000

Purchased this home from the MLS (foreclosure) for $24,000. The home only needed $10...