Here, I'll start:

1. Always do your due diligence.
2. It's better to overestimate than underestimate costs.

Hi everyone, I'm looking to purchase amulti family property in Oakland California. I have a decent amount of capital but I'm worried to buy a property(duplex or 4plex) with the market so high. Any advice from Oakland ...

Before people scream "DON'T SELL NOW!" please hear me out:A friend of mine realized her actively managed 403b plan had a HIGH FEE 1.30% expense ratio and wanted to direct exchange into a Vanguard low-cost Index fund V...

I recently changed property management companies and they want to move forward with evicting a tenant who has not made their sewer and trash payments. The tenant owes $180 for these missed payments but the cost of ...

Hi Everyone,

I am excited to have found this site! I am new to the real estate investing world and the amount of knowledge shared freely on the forums is extremely helpful (and encouraging since I was about to shell ...

View reportI've found a foreclosure in an area that is booming and I believe there will be a lot of interest in this property because of it. This is listed at $51k but comps in the area are valued at $150k. For rental...

Hi all, I'm Josh. I'm in my late 30's with a job in Aerospace and two young children (4 and 5). My job consumes a lot of my time and if I look up the ladder I can tell it's only going to get worse if I continue to adv...