Dalton Beauregard
Minimum Income to start investing???
I'm 18 and my goal is to own 10 units by 26 years old. How much income should I be making to start? I'm going to college for Business Administration Marketing. I'll be done in 3 years. I'll be taking about 20k in loans.
Kyle Fritz
First REI purchase strategy (feedback needed)
Very soon I will be beginning the process of purchasing my first REI property.
Important back-story information:
I have a full time job as an engineer and currently work in Colorado. I will be purchasing...
Kevin E.
Turnkey purchase process
As I have stated in another post I am looking to purchase an investment property (1st as strictly investment) and one of the options I am looking into is a turnkey property. I would go with someone with a good reputat...
Tanuj Yadav
Investing out of state
Just curious but I was talking to few of my friends who invest in real estate but they are mostly investing in the city they reside or neighboring states. I have done couple of investments in the city I live in. What ...
David Krulac
No Income Tax, No Real Estate Tax, No Capital Gains Tax & No Inheritance Tax
Does a place like that exist outside of a real estate investors fantasy or a CPA's nightmare? Imagine what your cash flow would be without income & real estate taxes!
YES!
Turks & Caicos, an...
Amie D.
Should I fire my mgr now or wait until I have a new manager
I am finding a new property manager for a variety of reasons. Should I just let the current one go now, and I take over in the interim, or wait until I find a new manager first?
I don't want to confuse the current t...
A property manager can alleviate the burden of screening tenants, collecting rents, and maintaining your property. But if you’re not careful, exorbitant fees and unexpected charges can quickly eat away at your cash fl...
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