Hey all, my name is Alex and I am new to this forum.I have wanted to do real estate investing for a while now and just got pre-approved from the bank for $225,000.I am currently Active Duty in the U.S.  Navy at Naval ...

I've purchased 8 my first year and a half through a line of credit/refi process while working a full time day job on the side.

What number/amount of cash flow is the magic number to leave my day job to concentrate fu...

Im looking into working out of state renovation with a GC. I really like his work, ethics and how fast he gets back to me. I am looking into a foreclosure that needs alot of work and he said that he can do Cost Plus w...

I'm interested in doing out of state turnkey investment and looking in class 'B' properties. Besides turnkey operator saying it is class'B"..How do we vertify the property is indeed class 'B"?appreciate any advice

Here's the story and the numbers. Also, this is my first commercial deal.My client owns an insurance company with his sibling and he is selling his equity position to the sibling and then staying in the company as an ...

There is nothing around here in Northern California that meets the 2% rule. This is as close as it gets.

The details
-The bank counter is 119k
-Rents for 1k-1100 per month
-Built in 2004
-1500 sq ft 3/2

Financial:...

What is the due diligence on buying a Turn Key Rental Property with a tenant living in the property? I ran the numbers on the BP rental calculator and the numbers look promising. I’m just skeptical as to why owner wan...

Wanting to house hack in DULUTH, MN. I have the numbers for expenses and what I can get for rent, the house doesn't need much at all. Am I being too conservative in the budget for expenses and what might some of you m...

I've seen several multi-family home listings suggest that a 25-33% expense ratio was not only possible, but commonplace. In my properties, I've been operating at about 50%. Is this something that comes with economies ...

Value-add in real estate is one of the most common strategies when it comes to investing in real estate. The concept is simple but if you’re not familiar, it’s going into a property that’s underperforming (rundown or ...