House is over 100 years old. Heating bills in winter are around 650 month with electric heat left at 65 degrees and only 1300 square feet. rent is 1100 month. Would you insulate the house or not?  Attic not insulated ...

I bought a SFH in June, 2018. I've been living in it while I do some rehab to it. Now that I'm approaching completion of my 1 year primary residence obligation (June, 2019), I'd like to find another house/duplex/tripl...

As a property manager, my responsibilities extend far beyond simply managing day-to-day operations; I'm also involve protecting the long-term value and profitability of my landlord's investments. Handling home warrant...

Hi Guys! thanks for stopping by :)I'm here to learn from Y'all and seek some advice!I currently live in SD CA, learning the local RE market, but regardless. I am interested in investing in TX/NYC/NJ and leverage the V...

Hi all.  First post, and looking forward to giving back to the community once I acquire more knowledge myself.We rent out 25% of our primary residence to a long-term tenant.  I am wondering if it's 1) possible and 2) ...

So my mom is closing in on her retirement and she's never owned a house before. My fear is that she'll have to work longer just to maintain her mortgage payments well after retirement. She planned on using money from ...

As being  new to the RE world I have read a lot about how LLC'S are very beneficial to RE Investors because it protects the individual from being sued and it protects the Identity of the individual who owns the proper...

Purchasing a property for your child while they attend college can be a strategic investment and a great way to provide them with stable housing. Here is a comprehensive guide to help out-of-town parents navigate the ...

What is a better way to start in REI, SF or MF? 

As we now know, Fannie and Freddie are now controlled completely by the Federal Government. They are experincing forclosure rates @ 1 every 90 seconds as of 6/23/10. What this means is that WE, the people, have a vest...