On deals where you plan to rent, lease option, seller finance, or hold for any amount of time, which do you guys normally do? Obviously both have their advantages...but what strategy do you prefer?

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A buddy of mine with little income has inherited $2 million.
what would be some good moves in terms of investing it all in real estate?

Do you think it would be a good idea or even possible use the money as a ...

I just bought a 4/1 single family house last month, rehabbed and put tenants in. The tenants looked good on paper, made 3x the rent ect so they screened well. They moved in April 23rd and I receive a text this morning...

Hey everyone!I’m new to this community and excited to be apart of it. I listen to the podcast usually everyday at work as I’m reading the book “How to invest in Real Estate” My goal this year is to buy my first proper...

I am a new investor and I made my first offer just last Friday. I anxiously awaited for a response over the weekend and I indeed got some promising news. It was a probate lead which was turned over to the lawyer who b...

Good contractors are so hard to find?

I dont have any experience dealing with contractors, but I frequent several REI message boards and it seems to me that one of the biggest complaints I see over and over is how ha...

I recently finished work on my 4-unit building remodel in Silver Lake, an area that has become fairly desirable in Los Angeles.I seek out under-performing buildings with deferred maintenance and under market tenants. ...

I bought my first STR last year in New Hampshire with the strategy of purchasing homes that I can occasionally use in locales that I like to visit with my family. I want to purchase a something near the coast in Carol...

Long story short, I have a single family home (with substantial amount of equity), I have added value to it (without appraisal), and have years of cash savings.I've done my research for the past year, read countless b...

Questions for the community about ADU builds:1) It seems that building an ADU does not add $:$ equity value to your existing property. On average, the numbers I am finding show a $0.50-0.70 equity increase per $1 inve...