As I am still a novice in real estate investing, I was wondering if anyone could explain what exactly composes "fixed costs" and if there is a formula out there for calculating it. (Maybe not the exact amount but just...

Hi there,I am confused as to if RE can give better returns than investing using index funds.After reading into profits for apartment buildings, it seems to be from 8-11%, although that is around how much successful in...

Hello:        I've read that one risk of buying properties "subject-to" is that the seller/mortgage holder may file for bankruptcy, and the home can then be foreclosed upon. However, if the buyer is paying the mortgag...

I am a newbie but no dummy. Just want to to get it right.When I locate a property of interest just listed as "NED RECORDED:" on a local government foreclosure list, what is my first best move?   

I'm looking into setting up a SD-IRA with an old employer retirement account in order to get into a syndication but I have 2 questions:- I'm assuming that I will be subject to UBIT due to the operator/syndication gett...

What is Preconstruction Investing?

In this post I’m going to show you what preconstruction investing is, and what it isn’t. It’s easily confused with other types of property sales (like timeshares, for example).

I...

Hello,
I recently bought a property in Cleveland and inherited the tenant.  The tenant is amazing and has been there for a long time, she says she has no plans on leaving.  The property is rented at 850 a month with ...

A hardmoney lender I was networking with at our REIA introduced me to a local rent-to-own investor. We chatted about what he does.  Long story short he told me about his investing strategy and how he works with beginn...

So here's the situation.

I inherited this tenant, let call her tenant A, when I first purchased the property back in July. It’s a triplex, I live there myself and rent the other two units. This is my first property...

So here is something that is coming on May 1st. I just heard about it.Essentially if you have a good credit score (680 or above) you will pay more in mortgage fees to help those with poor credit buy a house.https://ww...