Hi,I'm wondering what other Maryland landlords do with their tenant's security deposits. I know it has to placed in an bank account within the state of Maryland.  Do you open a savings account?Do you use an escrow ser...

We’ve all had the solar people come knocking at one point or another. Is the knocking all a scam or is getting solar panels on your home 1) Worth the effort 2) cost me anything 3)how will this effect my home value. Th...

I've been trying to figure out the best strategy for purchasing real estate. I'm looking here for other ideas and suggestions. I have a low debt to income ratio, high credit score, savings for down payment, and I'd be...

I wanted to look at this topic a little differently then previous posters.  It seems that everyone pushes the 401k save for your "old" self when you hit 62 mindset. This is assuming you want to "work" until you are ...

Hi Guys,I've spoken with an investor friendly realtor here in my area about helping me find a house hack come July when my lease ends.  I currently am paying 1200/month in rent.  He says I should expect to still pay a...

The 3 million in real estate I own, half of which is equity, was earned. I stood on my own two feet since 18, paid my own way and bought the houses with 100% of my own money that I saved from a high income career I ha...

I’m currently going to college for engineering and have started to learn about investing in real estate. My plan is use my engineering salary to invest. I also have started my own painting business in college to make ...

Hi, I've just received several tenant deposits for my first home. I read that you are supposed to put security deposits into an insured savings account that bears interest. 
Does this mean any type of savings account...

Question for you all to see what makes more sense to do right now.Debt: I have $15k in credit card debt that has an interest rates of 10-16% depending on the card. Minimum monthly is $350 but I usually put a little ex...

Hey, I recently turned 18 and I work in the HVAC field. I live rent-free and plan to save up for the next two years to put down 20% and get approved for a conventional loan for my first long-term rental property. Do y...