There is a lot of speculation in the market that investors should not buy real estate during a bear market or high inflation period. But the fact is, in the long term, if you own property then your money has a constan...

Hello all. Apparently, the best terms on an investment property are currently 5.25-5.375% with 25% down, and 5.75-5.875% with 20% down, this is with a 740++ credit score. 30 year fixed. This is what a reputable lender...

I'm just starting out in the real estate world and am targeting buying a low cost rental property in the midwest. I own a small, remote business and live in Maui, so I will not be able to manage the property (and hope...

Hi Everyone,I've been researching home renovation loans (FHA 203K and Fannie Mae Homestyle Renovation Loan [which I recently discovered]) for my first, owner-occupied property in Los Angeles and wanted to know which h...

Here is a location and price I think it worth considering as an investment. The asking price is 330k but I think it makes sense as an investment between 250k - 270k.  I was looking in mid-large MSAs experiencing with ...

4 bdr house with 2 bath, remodeled kitchen, no major damages or repairs
in Fullerton

Sqft: 1377, 6018 lot

Purchase price: 460,000

Closing cost: 13800

Down payment: 92,000 20% down

Monthly mortgage: 1864.60

Re...

I'm still really new to this real estate game and trying to soak up as much knowledge as possible. Where do you guys usually find your contractors? For example if i bought a worn down house and want to change the w...

Looking at a co-invest opportunity with a friend on a University Student rental property. Its priced at $480k, the portfolio lender has offered a 5% rate for a 20-year loan with the rate being revised every 5 years (n...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Greensboro.

Purchase price: $205,000

Sale price: $205,000

This is the first house I bought and my first real estate investment! I...

Does the 70 Percent rule apply to homes with an ARV of 700K+? the higher the price of the home the higher the gap you pay with the 70% rule is. I noticed doing the 70% rule on much pricier homes the offers are extreme...