Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Indianapolis.

Purchase price: $43,675

Cash invested: $2,500

Currently, I cannot qualify for a home due to being a realtor (Banks ...

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Hey Everyone, I’m new to real estate investing and I’m looking to buy my first investment property in PA . Preferably a multi family for house hacking. I’m 22 and I have 25k-30k saved up and I have a credit score of 7...

Hey guys I’m in a pickle here. Started a new job last August as a blackjack dealer which is nearly all tips based. Problem is to get traditional lending to house hack a multifamily takes 2yrs of tips reporting. My que...

Hello,I hired a new property manager last August 2017 to handle rentals in a 3 unit building I had vacant in Baltimore. She brought me a ready to rent tenant who we checked out via TransUnion's Smart Move product. It ...

Hi everyone - I'm about to start my first job after college (in the DC area) and have recently started to learn about real estate investing as a side project. I'm curious as to what % of my income I should look to set...

I have noticed that when a bank(for example) buys a property at a sheriffs auction it doesn't get recorded on the auditors side until it get resold to an investor or other buyer. Is this common? 
Also why would a ban...

Its been awesome hearing Brandon , Sharon, & Ben on another podcast. Great work guys and you answered all the questions in the most professional way. If anyone hasn't listened to the podcast it's Just Start Real E...

Let's say I wanted to buy a property in a certain area, I want to know how much of natural capital appreciation I am expecting in the next 5 years. What are some methods and common practices people use to determine th...

OK, for some of you long-term landlords this is probably an easy one.
I looked at the applicants' pay-stubs and SSI letter, and pro forma, with two jobs, overtime, and SSI, they do make 3x the rent.
My main question...