For those of us who work 70 hours a week at a full time job but still want to utilise driving for dollars, how would we go about finding someone to do some of the driving for us? In podcast 194, Justin Silverio mentio...

Hello everyone, I’m very new to real estate and have zero clue on how to begin investing or having a positive income. I’m 18 years old but I want a jump start in life to hopefully retire at a young age. I currently wo...

I may be getting a potential 8 unit apartment with a basement.  It's currently empty but I'm curious to see what people here would do with it.  There is a provision for an extra power meter to be added.  Building is n...

Hello All, What do we consider a successful "buy and hold" rental property. As I was reading, I keep asking these questions to myself1) Is it as easy as buying a property which is easy to be put up on rent and gives o...

I'll try to make this as short as possible, but I've got a question I can use some help with.  I've got an extra $900/mo or so right now that I'm saving to buy my first rental. My plan was to "snowball" the profit fro...

My question is this, based off my income and down payment, I could purchase a 2 bedroom condo right now, but if I wait about 5-6 months I could have enough of a down payment to afford a 3 bed 2 bath single family home...

I am new to investing, as I have bought my first 2 houses in the latter half of this year. I guess I didn't think this part of it through in detail before starting my new business, but, as stupid as this question may ...

Yep, 15 months.  She's not a drug dealer, but she is receiving a very large divorce settlement, has no income, will be going to nursing school.  She is worried that without income she'll have a hard time getting appro...

Hi everyone,I've been reading the forums, books, listening to the podcasts, and learning so much! I'm currently closing on my first house and I think I have most of the next steps figured out. Because the market is so...

For the following information I give full credit to Jimmy Napier, the most creative real estate mind I ever met. His book “Invest in Debt” written over 45 years ago is the standard for understanding real estate note i...