Guys, I apologize in advance if this is not the right place for this question.  Please move it to where it'd be better suited.I have recently found a 4 BR/2BA property that will suit my needs of going back to school a...

I found the condo 1/1 where the complex is senior 55+ occupied. Now, there are two units for sale but the HOA fees are $961!!! that includes meal, water electric bills and free loundry plus a free shuttle to the hospi...

I’m a buy and hold investor in a small city in PA. Home prices in my area are typically considered very affordable and the average rent also mirrors that. I have two rental properties, both are doubles with 3 bedrooms...

I live in Vermilion, Ohio. I understand that some states are landlord friendly and some are more tenant friendly. I'm brand new and have yet to buy my first real estate investment property. I would probably like to wo...

Ok, so most properties have a price that makes sense. I wouldn’t try to talk anyone out of a deal with strong cash flow day 1, but the writing is on the wall, and real estate prices will be falling 1. Twice as many ...

I am a recently educated real estate investor and “newbie” in the industry, located in the greater Atlanta GA market.I have already begun the journey of investing in my education in the field through coaching, mentors...

So me and my brother recently got our first deal in November. We interviewed and got quotes from several contractors, and one of them seemed to be by far the most knowledgeable and reasonably affordable. He was also r...

Hey guys,I'm Eli Winkelman and I'm a new member here. I'm only 15, so I don't have enough money to buy a property, but I am interested in real estate investment, and I'm probably going to invest in a REIT. Even if I d...

Hi everyone, I'm trying to get a better understanding of the mortgage system and all the players in it. To my understanding, a lender issues a mortgage to a homebuyer. They give the buyer a sum of money and receive a ...

I started purchasing rental property in 2018, and I’m ready to transition to this full-time within the next 2-3 years, which means leaving my W-2.I’m posting here to gather some insight as to how to prepare myself, as...