Hi Everyone.  I have a house I rent to 2 men, or who need staff for care giving.  Each man requires 2 staff at all time to help with their needs. So we have 4 staff members in the house at all times. The Lease is set ...

I'm in a bit of a situation
My wife and her parents are selling a duplex they own together.
My wife is trusting me to re invest into cash positive investments.
We could stand to take as much as a quarter million, a...

Hello, my realtor found a tenant for me who appeared to have high income and great  references. come to find out that all are falsified. she stated she worked for a government agency and that was false, reason I know ...

Investment Info:

Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $110,000

Cash invested: $22,900

This is a mobile home park that I purchased from a “mom and pop” that lived i...

I own a rental house in another state. The tenant and I have always gotten along fine, corresponding via email, text and cell phone. On occasion she's been a little difficult to get in touch with, but I've always gott...

Hi all,Newbie here from Brooklyn, NY. I've gone through some of the basics and determined that I'd like to start investing into a single-family home to buy & hold. Ultimately, my end goal is to learn enough about ...

My partner and I just became the owners of a 4-plex in Oregon on July 29th. It had 4 long term renters in it throughout the process. Then, at closing, we were told that one tenant was being evicted for non-payment. ...

Hello All!

I have been reading in the forums for a couple of weeks now. Here is my story:

I am 34, a wife and mother of a 16mo old daughter, and work as the CFO for a small real estate development company in San Di...

I recently read some info about corporate houses and was just wondering if anyone had any experience with this area of investment? Would love to learn more and see if it’s something worth going after.

Does anyone know of any online funds such as or similar to Fundrise, RealtyMogul, Ground Floor, that use the BRRR method to build equity, create cash flow, while letting you cash out and get your money back out while ...