Hi and thanks for taking them time to read and hopefully comment.I'm taking my real estate license course for Texas. After reading about how the typical 6% commission is split(Between co-brokerages 50/50 and then the ...

Whew!  After a hectic 3 weeks getting ready for my first ever sub2 purchase, we closed yesterday!  I used) documents that a local lawyer put together for me.   Took 3 hours of his time to put them together (8 pages of...

I got all these people saying they’ll call me back and then they don’t because they really just weren’t interested. They see that I’m 20 years old and I’m broke. They see that I don’t know as much. They feel safer wit...

Has anyone gone through with using dohardmoney.com for funding any of your flips? How was your experience? They offer 100%financing. 

I'm about to go into contract on a property I want to use as an STR. I’ll likely close on the property around early November and it will need small cosmetic updates, maybe a new deck, and of course new furniture set u...

Hello everyone, I am a new user on this platform and joined because I am interesting in investing in multifamily and connecting with experienced investors. I have been doing research for a couple months now and I feel...

It seems that turnkey sellers are sprouting like mushrooms, not unexpected giving all the distressed inventory being snapped up.

Current practice by the largest turnkey sellers strikes me as questionable. Here are a...

I’d like to start a new kind of real estate brokerage. It would dually represent buyers and sellers and charge a total commission of no more than 0.6%. Instead of depending on buyer agents to drive prospects from hous...

6 unit, 1 commercial space, 5 apartments. 3 units in front, 3 in back. The commercial space is rented to a restaurant on the first floor. Owner of restaurant wants to break through to the apartment in the back of his ...

I often hear investors say that out-of-state turnkey deals aren’t great because they are often at (or above) retail pricing, and you “make your money when you buy”. That being said, assuming the numbers work for you ...