I’m evaluating my first deal and staying local (Washington DC) means high prices and low rents.  I would tie up most most of my initial investment cash in a property that barely generates cash flow from what I see her...

I’m in the process of buying my first rental property. My credit union is offering 3.1% on an15 year while another lender is offering 4.87% on an 30 year for investment properties. I’m 46 and aim to retire by 65. With...

Greetings all!Quick background, my name is Naoise McDonnell.  I am 28 years old, born and raised in Boston.  I have spent the past 5 or so years  dabbling in real estate, finishing my school degrees and working full t...

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I am a new investor living in California looking for out-of-state real estate investing. My fiancee and I (our wedding is postponed due to COVID-19) both work full-time at a university and we bough...

Hello all,I am new to the real estate investing thing. I have been doing research though and would like to start learning how to crunch numbers to determine if something is a good deal or not. I purchased a property r...

Based on your experience, in which neighborhoods in Boston would you look for a small multifamily that cash flows as a long-term rental? Which neighborhoods are popular with renters that can afford Boston rents? I kno...

Hi All-I rehabbed and listed three properties for sale. They are rehabbed to a high standard and my asking price is somewhat lower inferior comps.I have received offers where buyers are either asking for 3% CC concess...

hi guys,I own my home in Southern California and I'm looking to buy my first multi family home for investment purposes.so now I'm just wondering should I put 20% down and get a smaller duplex, or put 10% down and get...

If one were to make the amortization period for a seller carried loan something like 99 years with a 30-year balloon instead of making the interest payment below "market" would this be subject to imputed tax by the IR...

At 4% interest, I bought investment properties which easily met a DSCR of 1 or greater, even when using the market rental value which was always less than the actual rent I receive from my tenants' federal housing ch...