When most of us think of having the IRS audit us, we get anxious. Audits can be very expensive, invasive and ultimately time consuming. Some audits are inevitable. However, there are multiple preventative measures tha...

I’m 22 just bought my first property this past April and it isn’t the most fantastic purchase thus far. I’ve only made roughly $700 thus far including equity gain in the property. I do not live in this property and wh...

I have a rental in Oregon, and so far we have never seen a profit, at all. The rent doesn't cover the montly payment, but we have incredible renters that always pay, always do the work, keep it nice and have been in ...

I use a property manager for my small multifamily buy-n-holds and I calculate that into my expected expenses for any potential purchase, as I should.  I'm sure that I am competing out there with other buyers who do no...

If you are living in one of your multi-family units, and want to pay less than market rent, it will reduce your cash on cash return.  Just wondering what others consider when deciding what to contribute to the propert...

Hello I am trying to find a way to reduce a huge trash bill (mostly recycle) for a ground floor retail condo units I own. 70% of the bill is due to recycles.  There are 5 retailers (4 food and 1 clothing). The problem...

While it may be a good idea to put rentals or flips into an RE LLC I probably shouldn’t do that when buying my personal residence (not a house hack) correct?  Otherwise I would lose out on mortgage interest deductions...

Hey everyone,
I've found a property, settled on price and received a quote for a loan: 3.5% 30yr. But I had some questions revolving around strategy and how to allocate money.
I can currently save $1K/month from my ...

I have acquired 2 SFHBoth cash flow at least 10% cash on cash roi 1 loan at 3.75. Another 4.125. Both 30 yearEach one required about $35,000 due at closing (including closing costs) for 25% downPut about $5,000 into e...

I am just starting out as an investor. It seems when I run numbers on a potential deal, the month to month expenses are a bigger issue than the mortgage. What I mean is when I run numbers as Brandon Turner suggests, I...