I need help everyone. I am new to real estate since 10/21 and I really enjoy it more than my current W2 job as a physical therapist.  I have a STR in yucca valley that I enjoyed creating and currently managing and wan...

Looking for feedback.I looked at a 1 bed/1bath condo today. Nice enough place but it has Electric Heat. Knowing it can be quite expensive, my question is will or does it tend to scare away potential renters?ThanksGlenn

I am interested in investing in areas outside of my area. My area means, I have some brokers that I personally know are there.BP or Roofstock show some investments that interest me but how can I know know if what it s...

I own condos, and have no issue investing in them, but this is a clear example of why you need to do your due diligence into the management of the building.  This condo building owes the power and gas companies over $...

How do you guys think about a real estate investor having a real estate agent license as well? I know some benefits to have access to MLS but what else?

It was kind of strange opening up the paper this morning and finding myself in a photo (the guy in the blue shirt behind the guy with his bid card up} blaming the Marion Co tax sale investors for the blighted communit...

Question about realistic numbers and expectations for a real estate investor. Although I've dabbled in real estate and I've done four flips and currently own 12 doors out of state, I've doubled down on my RE education...

Did anyone here legitimately start on a shoe string and have major success? I've read some interesting posts about individual deals, but what about the longer view? I know gurus like to hype stories like this (and I a...

Fellow note investors, for my next blog post, I'm looking for a short story where you, the borrower, and your JV investor or someone else benefited from the deal. Do you have a succinct, fell-good story I can share? M...

Our start wasn’t easy, fell into our first rental – it was a failure…however the learning experience helped get us to where we are today. Reflecting, we’re very thankful for the learning experience (and work to never ...