Whats a good amount "net" to go with to do a rehab. minumum amount? say on houses that retail from 80-140k and then houses that retail for 200k to 500k ? :D

Hello all.  I hope I'm in the correct category.  If not, let me know.I bought my first house in Oregon City, OR last fall.  I found out I have to move out to the Newberg area for my work next fall or early 2019 and co...

I'm brand new to this although I have been wanting to try it for years!  I work full time so I'm hoping to find a buy and hold and go from there.  I'm open to ideas, tips, suggestions, mentoring.  I'm having a hard ti...

I've been learning about real estate investment for a couple of years, and am ready to get started on my first property. I've found a good looking multifamily home in a nice Nashville area listed for a little under 25...

Hi Newbie HereConsidering purchasing a 3br 2 bath  (1136 sq feet) to rent in the Texas area (rural area near Beaumont, TX)Price = $59900Down Payment = 10% (through finance company listing it for sale)Interest rate = 6...

Going to throw out an example purchase for my questions, bear with me :) Ok, so I want to buy a duplex and rent it out. I'm going to just throw a number out, lets say total price is 180k. So question number one. I wou...

Hi All, I am considering to buy my first investment property in Memphis, TN. I am totally new bee and my friend suggested me a Property Management Company. They take care from buying a foreclosure, renovating till ren...

Hi everyone,What a great site! I was doing web searches on real estate investing this past weekend and seemed like all the good advice was coming out of the forums here.Reason for joining the site is that I am interes...

Hey, Everyone!Im relocating out of state and Im trying to get a financially realistic idea if I should rent my house out or sell it. I dont know how the homeowner to landlord "business" aspects play out and im really ...

Hello everyone, I been into real estate for the past 3 months. Seems like everyone here also like real estate, so I figured I'd ask for some tips.A little background - I work full time in tech field, but I ALWAYS had ...