Here's my first post. I've been checking in here the last six months trying to get more and more ideas. I'm an agent licensed in TN & work the Chattanooga area. I've been pretty successful and have quite a bit to ...

I'm considering buying a 1920's property in my area and I've gotten the sellers to agree to a 60k purchase. I had a contractor (whom I trust) look at the house and he suggested that I replace all the dry wall, ele...

When buying a rental with a preexisting tenant in place, and the seller wants to sell as-is, is it worth the risk? Or should you definitely have some inspection?

Simple problem, not so simple answer.  We manage a 5plex on a circle with 3 other 4plexes.  All different owners, different dumpster services.  Our dumpster is the closest to the main street and people from all the ot...

I am a high school senior looking to start investing in real estate. My mom is a real estate appraiser in northern Indiana and southern Michigan. I've always been interested in real estate and this seems like a great ...

My wife and I recently started our real estate investment journey together.  We bought our first property out of state because we live in New Jersey, where cash flowing is difficult.  We do want to buy a multi-family ...

I want to tackle replacing the water lines to the kitchen sink myself and have a couple of questions, how do I connect the new CPVC lines to the old galvanized lines at the point where I will be cutting out the old ga...

I have a buyer who wants to put $40,000 down on a $94,000 purchase . Term is 12 months. Will pay off remaining balance with inheritance. I really want sold and it has knob and tube wiring and other older features that...

Hello everyone, I just stumbled upon the website and I'm hoping to learn a thing or two. I've owned a duplex for around 2 years, I'm currently switching it over from FHA to conventional, then going to try to find anot...

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We are investing in some pretty old homes, one of which says it was built in 1901. The inspector mentioned that this usually means they don't know what year it was built, but I thought that when they didn't know ...