Hi, I'm looking at a property in Florida and living in Oregon I was wondering, can my RA in Oregon handle my purchase? Do I need a RA in Florida?  What other problems should I be aware of when buying out of state?

Actor James Garner has passed away at age 86. Garner played some great roles in some exceptional films and TV series, however none stood out more for me than his Jim Rockford, Private Investigator character.A guy with...

Hello, I'm just starting off looking for investment properties and I'm trying to find an agent who works directly with real estate investors in the Long Island, New York area. Any suggestions on where I can start to f...

I'm here to learn as much as I possibly can. I am currently employed in the finance industry, but am really looking for some best practices to get involved in real estate by reading and learning as much as I can from ...

Hey !i'm an investor doing house flipping in Central Florida. i'm about to run 4-5 projects the same time.Do you have an idea how can i find one ?thanks, Guy Hakim

Hi All!  Checking in from the Allentown, PA area and relatively new to real estate investing.  My partner and I in the process of purchasing a three property portfolio (buy & hold) in the Central Pennsylvania area...

I recently wrote an article about how lenders need to educate themselves on more green building features, and how an energy efficient home is worth more than its non-green counterpart.

There have been several studies...

Hey BP,[Disclaimer to the question I am about to ask is that I understand that at the end of the podcast they ask a similar question, however, the answer(s) I am searching for are slightly different]I have one simple ...

Hi Guys,I am practicing my skills in understanding "leagel" Documents and understanding what do they mean actually,There is a property i am looking at I pulled the below out from the County recorder site - can someon...

Just curious on if they read real estate investing books before they started? Do you think they still real Real Estate books to sharpen their skills or are they just going on their own way of thinking on investing?