Hello everyone been reading the beginners guide and a few books. Been thinking for a few years about investing in rentals. I got referred by my brother to this site and he's right, a lot of great info. I have a lo...

Read an interesting article about ways to cut costs when it comes to rehabbing a house.  Was curious on if anyone in the country has utilized these tips and if they've paid off/worked out the way you were hoping.  Per...

What is your prediction of the 2021 Real Estate market? Do you think that the market will continue to reach record highs? Or do you see a housing crash coming our way? I am curious to hear from people across the count...

Have you ever met someone who has no clue how lucky he is? The kind of guy who might buy as a first property investment a duplex in Pennsylvania when he lives in North Carolina, decides to remote-manage it, populates ...

I hope everyone is doing great here.I'm Zeinab a newbie from Toronto,Canada i registered not long ago and am very excited and anxious at the same time i read many of the forums and listened to the podcast which is ver...

I've been searching for advice from some of my fellow Michigan agents, only found one buyer complaining lol. Any investor friendly brokerages or any investor meetups ?  I've been an agent for about a year and finally ...

Hi BP!We went live with our first two properties yesterday and have bookings in November already. Excited to start on this journey!I had a few questions.1) I have seen post about lease agreements, and how some host se...

Hey guys! I dove into the real estate world, of course post Epiphany after reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad, at the beginning of 2020 after my third (and last) babe was born wanting to secure our kids’ future financially. I...

All - First time property owner in Cape Coral. Saw the news just now and looks like Ian is slated to hit Cape Coral directly. What typically happens if the eye of storm hits Cape Coral head on? I have property and flo...

I read a lot here about people having passive losses or paper losses once depreciation is factored in. But depreciation for a residential property is only 3.636% each year (27.5 years). I know this is a good problem t...