I know people say not to accept tenants if they have no active income, but this is a medium-term tenant who would stay 3 months and they can pay the entire 3 months upfront. In this case, is it a risk to let them stay...

A new tenant asked me if she could have an extra set of keys to give to a friend so that when she leaves town someone can come in her apartment and take care of her cat. On the lease it says, "Resident shall not ...

Mobile home park investors - have you ever had anyone who are only lot renters leave? It is very expensive to move a mobile home. So does that mean it's almost impossible to leave? Have you ever had anyone leave and u...

Hello,I have 2 properties where I can be more selective regarding renters. 1 property is in a less desirable area. For this property, i was thinking of doing a month to month lease. I figure if it's a good value, peop...

I am starting to get more quality leads than I can handle financially, but I know I could make it work by taking on some extra risk (balance transfer from credit cards). I have an income from my job, but this doesn't ...

I found some similar posts, but I also had some specifics that I would like to try and get cleared up. I am new to investing, in the Denver market, and looking for the right time to buy. I believe that we are about to...

Me:  Newbie - bought 5 single-family tax liens at the last tax sale, still waiting for the redemption period to time-out and get the deeds.  A few grand in capital to play with at the next tax auction.Target:  A 4-uni...

I was wondering what type of disadvantages or risks comes with using the BRRRR strategy? I own a home that is fully paid currently if i use that (HELOC) to pay for another which i then rehab, rent, cash out refi for a...

I own an investment property in Tampa (at least I hope I still do after
Milton goes through but we are not in a flood zone).
I was wondering where home prices go on functional homes following a large
natural disa...

Scenario: You're an investor who wants to buy for cash flow. You plan on holding the property forever. You buy a self storage property for $1,000,000 at a 9.25% cap rate. You put down 20% ($200,000), so the loan princ...