I live in the DFW area and have been considering a rental property. But from the outside looking in as someone who isn’t a landlord, TX seems like an absolute nightmare to own a rental property: 1.) crazy weather (tor...

I have a small house , not very expensive and a not so good area.  Rent is $500 and I bought the house to wholesale it but it was a good deal and the renter has been in the house for 8 yrs.  The Oct. payment was late ...

I'm trying to gauge the real estate market in Austin, TX and surrounding areas for a while now and based on my calculations rentals aren't making sense because I see no net cash flow yet. Clearly I'm wrong because I'v...

I recently heard something that brought an idea I was thinking about to the surface. I heard that (in general) it is bad to look for buy & hold properties in neighborhoods that are hot "fix and flip" neighborhoods...

I have an ad for the property but here's the back story.I learned from some guru auction guys about site that allow you to bid on bank owned properties...with the hook that if you completed the course and became "ceti...

Fellow Investors,
I'm reaching out to any investors that have intimate knowledge of the Anderson area. I've read many posts that date back a few years that didn't sound too promising, but some semi-recent ones sounde...

My rental property is a historic home, divided into 3 units. I have successfully rented them for the past 13 years (until 6 months ago) on a month-to-month basis with no written leases. It's a small town, so folks kno...

I am having a nightmare on a flip i'm in the middle of. First i have had 4 extensions to the contract. I know it's my decision to sign each one but i feel i'm under sellers mercy. It's an FHA loan and i am in Nashvill...

Hello,I understand that the answer to this question depends on the local market.  High cost areas, like SF bay area, would need higher down payment to have positive cash flow and vice versa.That's why I am curious abo...

Hey guys,

Found a guy through a mailer that doesn't want to "give the house away" (i.e., this is not a wholesale prospect), but he might consider an owner-financed option. He owns the property outright and collects r...