Hi all,I am currently house hacking a duplex in Missouri.  I am wondering if anyone has thoughts on taking a security deposit and investing it in a liquid investment (ETF or Index funds not a CD).  Thanks!Taylor

Hello investors,i own two 4 units in washingtin dc.  The first one is worth around 550 and  i owe 355 and the second one is worth around 650 and i owe 337. im thinking about selling these properties and using the proc...

Hey BP,So I'm looking to do my first deal and I (think) I have settled on a market that looks like it will be solid for buy & hold cash flow investing. The development I'm looking at has what appears to be identic...

Can you use a Helco to buy an investment property in ohio. If so what would that look like. Being a Helco and I'd be buying a property and adding debt to the helco.

Hi all, Thank you for any valuable advices. Hope anyone can help me out
On Oct, I started to rent my house out. The one I rent for is under a company name, He is self-employed, construction company actually. About mo...

I am moving out of the Boston area, but recently learned that my landlord is looking to sell my current apartment. Since I will need most of my cash for a downpayment on the house we are buying, I thought seller finan...

Questions: How often should I go up by $150? Every 2 or 3 months sufficient (like December 2023 or January 2024)
Does anyone have any other recs on how you would approach rent increase in this situation?Back story be...

We have an application from a potential tenant- a woman living with her adult special needs son. 
She has 3.5x verified monthly income, 680 credit score, but no rental history, since she has been living in a house sh...

I am very interested to find out more about insurance that is supposed to protect you in the event of a “due on sale” clause. Pace Morby spoke on this in episode 527 of the podcast. Does anyone know more about this or...

I know this isn't a unique problem, but I am not a native of the Tri-State area and now work in NYC and live in NJ.  I am constantly hearing that one of the biggest mistakes new investors make is purchasing too far fr...