Ryan Dossey
If this isn't a redflag I don't know what is...
We had a seller call us wanting to sell an A class home with tenants who wouldn't leave. He was elderly and claimed he just didn't know how to evict them. We dug into it a little bit more and it turns out that the "te...
Viktor Mironov
[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal
Hello everyone, I am brand new to RE investing. Still trying to get my foot in the door. As I am reading and expanding my knowledge, I am running the numbers on a few deals per day. I came across this little deal here...
Talley Haines
Rental property insurance
Im looking at paying around 1400 a year for insurance on a sfh that we paid around $80,000 and is 1900 sqft. We will put in around 20,000 to rehab and expect the house to be in the $120-130,000 price range. Does this...
Jeff Bousquet
Living Of Rental Income/Retiring Early
How lives off rental income? How many doors, and how long did it take you? What are your challenges?
Christopher Madden
Should I pave (blacktop) my SFR BRRRR
I am finishing up my first BRRRR in an upper middle class home in a great school district. I have money in the budget to pave or blacktop a driveway for about $6,000. I already have equity in the property I will be ...
Tom Liu
Buying a home in an affluent area where a RAPE occurred
Not a true investment question but hoping to get advice.Basically involved in putting a bid on a home for my family. Great neighborhood and the homes are amazing. I live about 3 blocks away in a small home but looking...
Chris Mullinax
Which is the most profitable strategy for you?
Which is the most profitable strategy for you in the rental property business:
A: Investing in affordable housing (more units)
B: Investing in more expensive properties (fewer units)
Brandon G.
Should We Install Central Heat & Air?
We are buying a property in a C neighborhood in Garland, TX where most of the houses do not have central heating and air. However, of the 3 houses for rent in the area, 2 of them had central ac. Our property has only ...
Barry Je
OOS investor. Busy W-2. What’s “easy”?
I’ve been investing for a couple years now.Quick recap:Huntsville, AL, Cleveland, OH, Detroit, MI, IndyBought B- and C class homes. Couple disappointments, most did reasonably well. Couple Huntsville turned out to b...
Account Closed
Overly Low Priced Foreclosures and State of the Market
The banks around here appear to have gone nuts, the way they are pricing their foreclosures. I suspect that they are inadvertently generating more foreclosures as people who CAN pay their mortgage look at the asking...