looking for advise on taking equity out of a rental i want to continue to hold . Whats good whats not .tax liability, want to use for another investment but dont want to tie them together. Thanks for the help

Hey all!just listened to the latest Seeing Greene (ep. 747). In it David mentions selling a property and buying two or more with the proceeds, to get double appreciation, double debt pay down, etc. 

My question is,...

HiI bought 3 rental properties last year but none of them have real cash flow. All of these are in Austin area. Now i am seriously looking for cash flow and thinking about investing in other states.Is Toledo a good pl...

I am currently in the learning and research phase of REI and I was wondering which option would be more prudent. I plan on buying either a multifamily or a SFH (to live then rent) later on this year and I hope to u...

When doing a cash flow analysis for a multi-family, what does a free cash multiplier entail?I understand basic Cash on Cash and Cap Rates, but I see Cash Multiplier and don’t quite understand what it means.

I have some free cash available about 3k from a tenant who paid his last two months in cash this year. I am considering a refinance and was wondering if it’s okay to pay all the associated fees in cash? Appreciate you...

Hey guys! 
So, I am structuring my first fix n' flip deal and I am looking for your opinion on types of loans and strategies that I am tossing around. I just finished selling my first duplex and am using the proceeds...

Have a 20+ unit at my hands and I need to know how to find the value of it. Any help is very much appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Hi. My husband and I have spent the past three years "feeling out" the real estate investment game and are ready to get more serious. We have purchased three different properties in three years - all in different mark...

Hi All - I am looking to make an offer on a two unit town home. Both units are rented out with long term tenants in place. Below is a screenshot of the model results but see below for a break out of the assumptions:
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