I am a college senior who is looking to start investing in RE on Long Island, New York after I graduate. I would love to first talk to investors in this area to understand how to navigate around an expensive market wh...

Where I lack understanding is at what point do you start making money for example you buy a duplex lets say it was 300k the monthly mortgage is 2,500 each renter pays 1,500 thatd 500 cash flow which is I guess “profit...

Real estate has long been a favored investment avenue due to its potential for appreciation, steady cash flow, and diversification benefits. Beyond these financial gains, savvy investors also benefit from various tax ...

Cost Segregation in Real Estate: 
Real estate investments offer a path to long-term wealth accumulation, but the tax implications can be complex. Fortunately, cost segregation is a valuable strategy that real estate ...

Hey everyone,This may be a dumb question, but I just want to make sure I'm reading these listings on zillow.com correctly.  I'm currently looking for my first REI purchase in a multi-family duplex, triplex, or fourple...

I have a vague understanding of owner financing. I'm not generally bad with numbers, but I am wondering if anyone can give me an overview of owner financing you have done (preferably with someone who wasn't an existin...

I noticed the Chicago market has changed quite a lot since I started back in 2018. I have seen interest rates change from four to two to seven percent from 2018 to 2023. One thing that did really well during this time...

Hello, just a little background, I just started looking into real estate investing not too long ago and am still very much in my research and learn as much as I can phase. So any help, advice, or guidance will be extr...

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i've been part of this site for a few months now. slowly but surely my knowledge has tremendously come to handling my first few deals. i'm working getting them under contract to assign to an end buyer. ...

I frequently hear/read that large multifamily properties (i.e., apartment complexes) produce better returns than SFH or small multifamily (2-4 units) properties. I just can’t see it in the numbers, as I can figure the...