Hi everyone! I'm 26 years old my wife is 29. We have been travel nursing for the last 2 years and have a pretty great cash pile to get started in RE. We were planning on traveling longer, BUT, just found out we're exp...

Hello All,The quick story....I entered into a contract to purchase a quadplex in Noblesville, Indiana but the seller never did their part to provide the items I requested in the purchase agreement such as repairs item...

After meeting with many prospective tenants I decide on a middle age couple and their son. When I said I would run a credit check he let me know about troubles with IRS and child support but it seems to be way in the...

My questions is what are your options to make money on a property when you have it under contract but can’t find a buyer ?Is it all over should you back out and collect your Ernest money or is there something that can...

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Hey guys, I have 2 properties that I own. I bought one from my parents for a great deal and think I have about 80k in equity in it. I've been thinking about doing a cashout refinance and taking that money to re-invest...

I'm just getting started investing and have been advertising my self under a business name but do not have it registered/ trademarked/ etc. If I am only wholesaling at this point do I need to have my business name...

Hi Folks-I'm about ~1.5 years into passive real-estate investing (mostly purchased rehabbed homes); I currently own a few cash flowing properties in the likes of Memphis & Little rock. It was a relatively smooth s...

About 20 minutes away from where I live is an area which has very cheap homes. It is not a bad area in respect of crime, but has a poor economy. When I asked the realtor I use, who has many rental properies, if this...

From what I know about short sales, usually 2nd mortgages only get about 1K regardless of the amount owed.
Also I've read that it's not advantageous to start a foreclosure action when there is a mortgage ahead of yo...