I recently sold my CA home, with the initial accepted offer being 7% over asking, with all contingencies removed from the outset. After paying the standard 3% earnest money into Escrow the buyer then cancelled the co...

Hi everyone! I’m working on getting my second deal under contract and I’m feeling conflicted. I usually can look at properties in my area and really have a good idea of the current value and the ARV but ironically the...

I bought a home built in 67 in downtown Castle Rock, CO. Specifically looked for something I could turn in to a house hack, then eventually sell. The initial inspection showed a few things in the sewer line, approxima...

I am currently completely rehabbing my first 4 unit building with 1 bedroom apartments in Cincinnati, OH. For those who are buy and hold investors who have done complete gut rehabs, is there a need to keep the bathtub...

Like the title says, myself and 4 others are combining money to purchase a house and rehab with straight cash. We will all be contributing unequal amounts but since I'm doing all the work, they've agreed I will get...

Currently, rehabbing a property that has a cast iron claw foot tub that we need to get rid of. A friend suggested that I sell it. I have done some research and found that these tubs (used/new) are for sale for anywher...

Hi everyone! 
I wanted to run a question by the community regarding everyone’s preferences on their target hold periods for their properties!
So I have heard many different answers from investors regarding their tar...

How and where do you store your notes?  Do you put it in a fire-proof safe or use a document custodian?  I've talked to one company but they charge $70/mo which seems on the high side.Who do you recommend?

Hello! I am hoping to get some advice on about an investment property we're about to put on the market in VA. The area has very low inventory and our tenants are moving out in May so we believe now is the tell to sell...

High lumber prices are driving up the price of new build homes.Lumber futures hit $1,260 per thousand board feet on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. If that sounds like a lot, well, it is—an all-time high.
Lumber pri...