If the quintessential investing mantra is "buy low, sell high" what's a good investing strategy when the market is appreciating to the point of possibly being inflated. And how does that fit in with the other mantra "...

Hi everyone, I'm new at this but have found all of the discussions to be very insightful so I'm curious to hear your thoughts on my situation. I put in an offer on an REO home that has been on the market for more than...

I have two questions about leasing a SFH that I hold in my personal name (because I recently purchased it as a replacement property for a 1031 exchange in which the relinquished property - a vacant lot - was held in m...

Good Evening I am 2 years discharged from a chapter 7 BK. I want to refinance my primary residence and pull out some cash to invest. If I refinance and stay below the 80% LTV, do still I have to have PMI added to my l...

looking for the most effective way to build my credit to get a good interest rate on a fha loan. My credit is shot right now but i am in the process of rebuilding. Any and all advice is greatly appreciated. I would lo...

Scenario:

Seller purchased property (paid cash) about 2 years ago for $180,000.

Present market value of property is about $155,000. and feel I can purchase property at that price.

I'd like to explore and possibly ...

I am curious to know what investors think about of the east side market, and the new market on the east side of Pittsburgh, what does it mean for the future of Pittsburgh considering the fact the household medium inco...

My methodology is very very conservative. A lot more conservative than many here. Most are using other peoples money, and taking equity out of houses to buy another, etc. I just really don't want to get to a point ...

What's preferred: (1) High cash flow, but low chance of appreciation, OR (2) modest cash flow, but high chance of appreciation? I had a discussion last week with a fellow investor, and we were debating the merits of e...

I'm a first time investor. 
Currently, looking into a fourplex in Bay Area, the rent is 2100, due to the landlord didn't increase rent for past 6 years. If the rent increase to 2400, I can break even, while the pre-c...