hello friends!
new investor Jason here. heres a probably too long intro....
currently i am in NYC for 18 months then i will return home to the coast of North Carolina where i plan on purchasing single family homes a...

Hey -- new to the forum. Hoping to get the opinion of some experienced investors regarding the value of multiple (2-3) detached properties located on the same lot. It seems to pretty common in the more metro neighborh...

Hi, Own multiple California properties in two different beach resort areas. In 1999 built a home on one of the properties. It was not a vacation home, but was held for investment and depreciated it on day one. I also ...

Does anyone currently invest in Raleigh, NC? How is the market there, and would you recommend beginning investors to invest there? Why or why not?

This may be a dumb question but ...
Trying to get a loan for a 9 property portfolio.. can you get the loan on 2 or 3 of the homes to cover the purchase price or how does that work ? Any info appreciated just star...

Vetting the syndicator involves learning about the syndicator’s past experience and credentials, as well as recognizing the gut feeling you will have about them and whether you like and trust them. A good place to sta...

H All,

If I fund the purchase, close, & carry of a property ($40K-80K) is it reasonable to expect 40% of net proceeds? I want to be mostly hands off other than approving the project and am easy to work wi...

Hey all,

I'm preparing to purchase my first 3/4-plex and have read a few books so I have a good grip on the fundamentals, but not much "street knowledge". One of the keys that all the books push is confirming mainten...

Hello everyone I am am inexperienced in the career of real-estate. Actually have no experience and am really excited about beginning. However, I am a little lost. I know where I want to begin but I don't have the cred...

Ran across this article on Housing Wire that says that BofA is offering 3% down, no mortgage insurance loans to help buyers get into a home.  Apparently they're conforming loans which means they can be bundled up and ...