Posted this on the Multifamily section, but realized after I should post it here.I am a current Senior at the  Catholic University of America playing Baseball and finishing up my accounting degree. I will start work w...

I own a 2 flat brick building in Chicago. Over the years some brick cracks and other outside work has accumulated. Some concrete areas around the building need to  be fixed. I would guesstimate 20-40k in repairs.  I h...

Hi all,My name is John and I'm a recent college grad about to start a Masters (SF/San Jose Area home base in California). My education background is in computer science, mathematics and some corporate finance, as well...

Does anyone knows of any program out there that helps Section 8 prospects pay for security deposit?Section 8 prospect asking, thought it was a decent question and if there's such programs, might be something that can ...

Hey there,  As I stated in the Title, I'm a "HENRY" (High Earner Not Rich Yet). Although I spend like I am, I am now in need of creating wealth to retire. But, I really need to nail down a plan the is attainable and e...

Put my house up for rent, and have so far 5 potential tenants telling me that their landlord is taking the house back to sale. Am I missing something? Is it a good idea to sell now for a nice capital gain?The house's ...

I am back to a conflict of strategies.  Cheap townhomes/condos vs quadplexes.  In my area I could buy 4-5 townhouses for the same cost of a single quadplex.  The lower end townhomes would be a bunt to get on base (for...

I am new to Real Estate investing and have an opportunity to work with someone I trust very much and want to go into a partnership with. What are the accepted or typical profit sharing arrangements when one partner fu...

Below is today's CFPBs Bulletin on Credit Repair Companies (Fraud)I have assisted Tenant Buyers get mortgages with damaged credit and high DTI since 1986.If you are recommending some credit repair companies to tenant ...

If you are like me... You do not have a high paying job. You earn just enough, barely or not even close to "making ends meet." You spend 1/3 of your life or more wasting at a job you dislike for pay that struggles t...