Hi all, here some background to help setup my question. I'm focused on buy and hold at the moment to build cash flow. I work a full time job and manage 6 units myself. Originally my goal was to buy 1 property every...

Picture a storage facility in which renters can lock and unlock their units using an app. The renter can still unlock the unit using a key, but the app would provide the user with the following advantages:
 Ability t...

Hey everyone,
I am currently looking to buy my first real estate investment property. However, I live in one of the most expensive cities, Mississauga Ontario (just outside Toronto). I see that Condo/apartment buildi...

I am a real estate investor from Long Island ready to look out of state.  A few people have suggested Delaware considering the tax-friendly nature.  I am interested in larger apartment complexes and was wondering if a...

Hello all,New here but I own two properties (both purchased as owner occupied). An sfr in utah that I regret and a duplex here in Vancouver WA of which I currently live in one side of. I'm former military which is why...

Hey everyone! I am super interested in the vacation rental industry and try to stay on top of industry news as much as possible. I recently came across this site called Outsite.co that has me thinking about a whole ne...

I'm in the process of funding a conventional loan for my first deal in Binghamton, NY (Broome County).  I'm also leveraging equity to do a cash deal simultaneously.  Some days I sit back and assume that everybody's do...

Hello all. If you are managing your own properties I’d like to hear from you! I am planning to scale soon and want to know what your go to systems are that save you time with tenants. Anyone have recommendations on di...

Hello.  I have been lookin into pulling the trigger on deals in Detroit that are already occupied.  Seems like automatic cash flow.  But seems too good to be true.  And super risky.  Anyone in Detroit with any info?

I was reading my REI book and pondering things and I realized that in general, single-family homes are for investors who do things like flipping, rehabbing, and other strategies that depend price appreciation. For buy...