Hi all,I am an RE investor and have a rental property in Wisconsin, but I currently rent from a landlord in New Jersey and reside there. I do not have a written agreement. It is month-to-month and I haven’t paid a sec...

Hello BP!This is Kevin, from Spain but living in NY state. My girlfriend and I are fully committed to starting investing in 2018, and I hope to be able to share our, let´s hope successful, story very soon.Currently, I...

I'm looking to invest into real estate, if someone can please help guide me about which type of property would allow me to earn an bonus depreciation?

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in Chattanooga.

Purchase price: $160,000

Cash invested: $44,000

In the fall of 2019 I had a few business trips out to Chattan...

I know there's reason for hesitancy when renting to family, but hear me out. There are some decent priced properties that allow me to make the numbers work back in my hometown. I am looking to purchase a property and ...

Hy, ont of my renters want to pay me a year of rent. He also want a discount for paying everything up front. What is a reasonable/normal range of discount I should offer him/accept from him? Thank you a lot! 

I'm new here --we bought a 5 unit rental property in Hillcrest (San Diego, CA) for $411k in 1999. It has a positive cash flow now as we've remodeled and raised rents over the years. I manage the property and we live n...

Hey, Eric Medemar here. After getting hundreds of questions asking “What do I say to investors”, I put this little guide together to help you out. On this first page you will find what looks to be about a 30 sec...

Working through a messy permitting issue in Los Angeles, CA.  LADBS is requiring installation of a fire sprinkler system.  I plan to submit for a modification.  Does anyone have advice on an alternative Active Fire Pr...

I'm preparing to buy my first rental property, single family. Ultimately I hope to have several and plan to own them in an LLC. My debt-to-income is such that I could definitely qualify for a traditional 30-year mortg...