Real estate is pretty saturated especially in desired areas. My home town has a population of about 20K and growing and I'm thinking about investing in it. However I'm afraid of slow turnover due to the small populati...

I am looking for a blanket proof of funds letter.Because I am making many offers, it becomes overly intensive to complete an application for every property.I have found several places that sell the blanket for $200+ p...

Does any one have experience with septic tanks. I am under contract on a property with one. The owner also owns the duplex across the street too. He just had to replace the septic tank on that one, but he has not one ...

Looking to buy an STR in Colorado, I was looking into Estes park but it seems to be super saturated, I’m leaning towards more of a summer location not a ski town. Any suggestions on towns that are STR friendly and a f...

Around three months ago i started wholesaling in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia using traditional methods suchs as Driving for dollars, bandit signs, postcards, buying data list, skip tracing, sitting on the diale...

Given the saturation of the market in finding pre-foreclosures, are there still opportunities in wholesaling pre-foreclosures in those with equity? 

I'm a new investor looking to connect with other investors in Florida and Georgia

I have obviously saturated my brain today........running the rental calc shows decreasing annualized returns each year, up to year 30.  Why would that be?  What am i not understanding?

Curious to see responses. What is more lucrative in a Midwest or southern market, with  prices in the $300k’s for STR’s, college football or vacation spots and where. Looking for not overly saturated.

I have heard the Nashville market is becoming ever so saturated, but I have had many people say its still going to grow seeing that the price per square foot is on the rise... Is Nashville a good market to jump into?