If you were going to invest all of it into CRE how would you do it? Split it up? One big purchase? Use it as a down payment and take on debt or no debt?

Looking for some advice...I am fairly new and wanting to create steady passive income the best way I can via rentals and I thought turnkey...When doing the turnkey thing its very hard to find a company that provides b...

Hope I got your attention because the City of Eugene got mine! Phase II Rental Protections just went into place and we are seeing some big buzz in Facebook investing forums and on the local news. According to KVAL New...

Hey guys I am looking for some advice (Funding ideas, rehab ideas, etc.) on this potential deal I have identified where I live. Some background on myself I am a new investor from Birmingham, Alabama I am also a United...

I just read a post by another member that made me really think. I am currently a senior in nursing school and work a part time job. I have around 20 grand in debt, but have the cash on the sideline to pay for it. I pl...

We have one rental in Fort Collins, Colorado. Our tenants are moving out next month and I listed the property on Zillow rentals. We had 10 applications in the first two day, most people had credit scores over 700. Nor...

What would you suggest? If you had 150,000 free to invest in rental/buy and hold properties. You could purchase perhaps 1 or 2 houses free and clear with money.

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You could take that same amount and leverage them...

Purchased a condo in a nice part of SF in 2017. overpaid, but at that point housing was appreciating quite a bit year over year and we were confident we’d be able to rent at cash flow positive rate if we ever moved. W...

Hello all! Just another newbie here looking for some advice (any advice would be appreciated). My fiance and I are planning on moving to Phoenix in the next 3 months, i'm looking to buy multi-family and get into my fi...

Five years ago I began my journey as a real estate investor.  Since then I have also branched out into other assets such as angel investing, note investing, and fund investing.  In comparing common "real estate dogma"...