New investor looking to buy my third cash-flowing property.  I have about $450,000 equity in my primary residence (in Colorado) and want to extract $170,000 for a down payment on a property that cash flows extremely w...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $1,180,000

Cash invested: $295,000

Rare investment opportunity. I bought 4x SFR in a new build 55+ yr old community...

Good morning,Working on a first BRRRR deal, but there is a draw back... the current tenants are locked in a lease until November. The property will need a new roof and a few updates. Are the tenants a red flag and is ...

I am looking to purchase my first multifamily property. The plan is to live in the unit for a year and then move out and repeat. Any advice for someone who is just starting out? Thank you! 

Hello,I own a single family rental in Indy that I bought for cash and I would like to finance to take out some equity.  The property should appraise for between $50,000 and $60,000 and I am having trouble finding a ba...

Hi. Unfortunately, 9 days before closing my lender tells me that I cannot close a conventional loan in an LLC. To transfer the house back in my name in 7k. Is there anything I can do to decrease this amount? Of course...

Recently, I saw a 60 old house in the market located in a good school district with asking price roughly 10% below market value.  It is not a short sale nor a REO (which saves a lot of hassle). However, the biggest ...

We started wholesaling very recently and a deal came up through our bandit signs. To make a long story short - it's an updated (new SS appliances, paint, carpet, etc.) 2br 1ba on 78x100 lot in NY - taxes and insura...

I am looking at pursuing a 1 bedroom hotel condo in the Hilton Fort Lauderdale. All cash purchase. Does anyone have any feedback, precautionary or insights that would be helpful. It is not be a primary home, merely fo...

Return On Investment or ROI in real estate is calculated very simply: ($ X 12) / Total Investment, where $ is the monthly rent multiplied by 12 months and all divided by the total amount spent on the investment. So...