How should I approach this deal to mazimize my profit? Should I do a "subject to?" Should I buy the property to bring it current and sale it there after? I really need advice. Thanks in advance.

Why would people buy condos/SFH in Texas if they wanted to live there for work?Let's say someone wants to live in Houston, TX near the medical centers for work. Would it be a logical argument that renting is almost al...

I am looking for my first house and have an interest in building a multifamily portfolio. As I'm looking on Zillow for an idea on prices of local houses, I see a lot of foreclosure homes that I like and have listed on...

Hi All, I wanted send a beacon out to fellow Chicago investors and ask if anyone has a portfolio of condos within the city, since single family hardly exists out here. I know the popular opinion is that special assess...

Hi, I have been into rentals now for about 4 years.  We currently have 12 rentals, all sfh's.  What I am finding is that essentially we make no money and probably lose money slightly overall.  I was very careful when ...

Hey all, my brother and I hoping to purchase a property soon in Baltimore, MD soon but I was hoping to get some advice before hand. The current property I am serious about is a turn key 4 bed/2 bath duplex in a C neig...

Hi everyone, I'm relatively new to real estate investing, and I have the task of choosing where to invest 423k in 39 days, so I would love some advice!I have one deal under my belt. I bought a 2 br condo in San Franci...

I'm newbie to all of this. I have a rental property in Austin, TX that has almost doubled in value since purchasing in 2008. I Have had amazing renters for the last 4 years that have said they are moving out. My wife ...

Hi guys,

Came across this great article about how to make 6 figures in real estate. Take a look at the link and the pdf link. Tell me what you think, honestly I think this would be good not only for beginners...

This is my first post so please be bear with me: I own a co-op in NY and have been renting it out. The numbers: Mortgage – $1580 Maintenance - $1,462 Sublet Fee - $281 – so it costs me $3325 a month to keep the apartm...