Adam Bartling
Who Invests in Land Development?
I am curious to see who invest in development. Who prefers the bigger return over the value add cash flow?
Which do you invest in & Why?
New Sub divisions, Horizontal & Vertical components
Multi Family
An...
Johann Jells
NJ: how enforceable is an occupancy limit?
I have an inquiry about a 2BR from a family consisting of a woman, her son, boyfriend and mother. I do not want more than 4 in this unit, but would not be surprised at all if more family moved in or they had another c...
Cindy Ng
Newbie in real estate
I’m a 50-year-old single woman renting my home and caring for my 2 elderly parents. I have $300K in cash and am exploring real estate investment opportunities. I’m not skilled in repairs and live in a high-cost, tenan...
Eric Peters
Section 8, Scary or Not
Looking at a four-plex that all four are currently section 8. The numbers look good, two the tenants have been long term, two new ones. At first look the section 8 looks like no big deal, should I be worried by this?
Account Closed
All of My Financials - Rent Out or Sell it?
I want to give the best picture of my financials and everything involved in among big a decision to SELL or RENT OUT my Philadelphia Suburb one bedroom condo.First the financials:-Purchase Price: $119,000-Money Owed: ...
Alex Balan
Is Florida real estate a good market now for buy and hold?
Hello everyone. I have acquired approximately $150 - $200k that I would like to use to invest in real estate. I prefer multi unit properties but would consider single family homes if the deal is right. I am looking ...
Jesenia Rodriguez
First time flipping Ideas??
Working on my fist flip.. A bit nervous but ready to give it a shot. Any suggestions?
Katie Neason
Issue repainting existing cabinets on flip. Is contractor right?
I am on my 4 SFR flip. So I have just enough experience to think I know more than I do. We are repainting the existing kitchen cabinets. According to the painter he has put 4 coats of primer and 2 coasts of paint (whi...
Adam Sheren
Always start with why - but not always yours
They say you should always start with why; that what you do is not nearly as important as why you do it. The saying really plays to persistence and strong will - it reminds us to think deeply about why we do what we d...
Adam Sheren
Always start with why. And not always yours
They say you should always start with why; that what you do is not nearly as important as why you do it. The saying really plays to persistence and strong will - it reminds us to think deeply about why we do what we d...