HiI have a unit, wherein tenant's mishandling of the dishwasher has caused the dishwasher to go bad. The warranty company has said that it was mishandled. Tenant had never notified me there was an issue when they move...

I am missing an understanding or a step in the simple calculation of finding how much ROI I get for my cash with regards to notes.

This is my simple process, which seems to give me whack return figures.

Monthly paym...

As a specialized real estate CPA, I'm here to provide expert guidance on your most complex tax matters, from navigating 1031 exchanges and cost segregation studies to optimizing your rental property deductions and han...

hello BP community. This property has been brought to my attention and I am a little confused on how its going to work out. There is a lon of 135k on this property and they want me to bring 12k to the closing table. T...

I'm looking to purchase rental properties, and I recently spoke with a family member who told me that traditional financing for non-owner occupied properties is very difficult in my area (NW Indiana). If you are able ...

Can landlord file for an eviction after taking a partial payment? 

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I've got a general question that I could not find on here. I apologize if it has been asked previously. Generally speaking, if a rental owner decides to end his/her professional relationship with a property manag...

Hi Everyone!
Had a question on thoughts on if it makes some sense to do a Heloc to leverage some dollars for an additional rental property purchase?
I have about $200k in equity in my primary residence and am wantin...

SFR property bought turnkey, currently there are foundation issues (newbie mistake, bought at peak of market without an inspection done). Should I sell the property at a huge discount and pay the remainder of the loan...

I'm currently deciding on if I should borrow from a 401k to pay down a Heloc or apply to mortgage. Currently, the Heloc has a loan amount of $45K @ 5.49%. Funds from the 401K can be borrowed @ 2.125% interest for a pe...