I picked up a book " The Wall Street Journal Complete Real estate investing guidebook."  Looks good so far, but I am trying to wrap my head around some math in here.  If anyone could please break this down for me. Whe...

I'm getting my feet wet for the first time in out-of-state investing.  I am interested in a property that seems good. I will be buying and holding.  If the offer is accepted, I would be purchasing the property for 75%...

Let me explain! I have an opportunity to purchase a 4 unit multi-family rental propery which should be a good income producing property. I am concerned a little about the rents being charged currently, but it stil...

I currently have a SFR rental in Los Angeles area which breaks even. It has a $150,000 in equity. The home I live in has $100,000 in equity in the same city. I would like to turn that equity into multiple rentals or u...

We now have seen that they've extended the moratorium on foreclosures out from March to June, so we're headed to that September time frame where we think that maybe things might start to free up. But we now have seen ...

All I hear on podcasts is that "you have to find a great deal". 
75% below market value to BRRRR , off market properties, and so on.
But thinking long term (10 + years) - a good property - let's say brand new in a g...

We just completed the remodel on a house in Sunriver, OR. The majority of the houses there are used as Short Term Rentals, though there are some full timers that live there. My son and I did this remodel. He's a licen...

Hello everyone,I'm a brand new investor in the Richmond, Virginia area and planning to buy my first home this year. The idea is to find a small multi-family and house hack it. My wife and I qualify for a first time ho...

Closed on first unit. 35k purchase price, looking between 15-20k in repairs, and looking to BRRRR property. It looks to cashflow $450, so there is wiggle room to add more if it helps long term tenancy. As the home sit...

Hi all
I was wondering about your experiences with controlled thermostats -- there seems to be so many choices -- ones that are actually hard set, like 71 degrees or 73, then units that are both programmable or not bu...