Jon Klaus
Has your market peaked?
How do you see your market? Have sales or prices peaked? What are the unique characteristics affecting your market? Where do you see it in 1-2 years?In Austin, sales are still high, but down a little from last year...
Justin R.
Where to buy and hold
Hello everyone. I am a newer invester looking for a few areas to purchase rentals.
What areas have good rent to purchase ratios, along with low taxes and insurance. I have researched many states but it appears they a...
Sebastian Garcia
Real Estate APIs and Data Science
Hello everyone!Quick bit about me- I'm a data scientist working in NYC and literally just started looking into REI a week ago. Mostly because of the dream I have of retiring early with a nice cash flow, but also partl...
Jared Bandel
5% Down Conventional for Owner-Occupied Duplex in Denver?
Hello everyone,I am currently hoping to buy a duplex or triplex in the Denver area within the next 6 months. I was working with a lender who has pre-approved me and told me that I could get a loan on a multifamily for...
Jack B.
Found a property in LV but worried about peak
This house barely cash flows. I worry about it being near the peak especially in LV due to the looming recession. With 85k involved in closing, it isn't an ideal time to buy if the market turns against me and I can bu...
Jasraj Singh
Anyone who is doing long distance investing?
Is there anyone who is doing long distance investing? investing out of there country or state? Cause I want to know what measures do I have to take before investing in another country or state.
Mike Schorah
Is rental property investing forever doomed?
Rent growth has not kept the pace of home appreciation. - In the largest 588 cities in the U.S., the average (unweighted) cash-on-cash return is -6.5%. - Since the Great Recession 10 years ago, you got a growth rate o...
Ashley Martin
Knowing your Market — Am I missing something?
Good day PB folks,As you may have noticed from the title of this post, let’s just say as I’m new to the real estate investing world as the come back of the fidget spinners. I am learning everyday, listening to the Mon...
Mike Stock
Value of a 100% vacant mobile home park
I'm reaching out for some advice/thoughts with regard to purchasing empty mobile home parks.
I'm looking at a 92 lot 100% vacant park, which has city water/sewer, no gas (but gas could be run from the street, and n...
Aidan Mulligan
Advice on a potential first deal
DetailsProperty: TriplexAsking: $179,000Bid: $150,000Down: 5%Interest: 4.9%Term: 30 YearsPayment: $756Vacancy: 8.33%Expenses: 5% repair and maintenance, 5% misc, 8% Property Management, taxes, insurance, ($648/Month)R...