New landlord here. What do you charge market renters upfront? A security deposit with first & last months rent? Just first months rent with security deposit? No security deposit & just move in fee with first m...

Hey Everyone -
I'm excited to share some exciting news with you. This morning, in conjunction with Chris Clothier and the Memphis Invest team, we released an important study of real estate investors, their intention...

With the end of the federal supplemental unemployment benefits ($600 per week) in July, will we see huge increases in missed rent payments in Sept?While many here have anecdotally reported that they are collecting ren...

Hi all,I have just begun to try and stick with the 3x rent salary. Do you ever stray? I have a nice single mom applicant, works 30-35 hours/week at $17 hour, gets $400 month in child support and still isn’t close to 3...

I´m starting with investments in real Estate in US as a foreign person, so a lot of support is required due to living abroad.
After the researching process, I´ve decided to start with a single family flip in Detroit...

You’re a player no matter what your situation is…you’re in the Real Estate game. It’s just a matter of what position you play. This is a philosophy I heard first on the BP Podcasts featuring Bryce Stewart. His episode...

I am from Texas. When application was made tenant was I am not going to to have my puppy with me so do not need pet fee or application etc.First month and I find a dog in the house which is 50lb. Now she claims it’s a...

I’m an inexperienced real estate investor living in Texas, and I’ve come across an opportunity for a very unique home in Jersey City, that I think could be a good short term vacation rental. It is steps from Hoboken a...

Just spoke to a individual at Lifestyle Asset University. They offer coaching and pretty sounds like they guide you through and help you set up your business and support you on acquiring your STR and help set you up t...

Hi Guys,
pulling cash out of 2 sfr, Local bank is offering 6-6.25% loan, 20 years @ 5 year fixed, adjusts every 5 years..
What is your opinion on what ive been offered?is it standard / expensive?

thanks