Yesterday I closed on a 200+ unit in Richardson, Texas (submarket of Dallas). It puts my company over 1,200 units under management and I've documented the lessons I've learned from each deal on these threads. You can ...

Hey everyone. I’m looking to rent a room from a home owner who still lives in the house. The room was posted on an internal company site, the price, and location are right. The owner didn’t make my co-worker sign any ...

So i'm looking to buy a house within the Central Jersey area and i was wondering if i could put a third person on the loan. It would be me and my wife then added onto it will be her mother ( my mother in law ) since s...

Anyone have recommendations for a simple property management tool/software for REIs to keep track of multiple units??? I currently have one unit and looking to expand in the near future, but I want to have a manageme...

This business isn't that difficult really. Just follow "My 10 Simple Rules to Real Estate Success"

Hey guys, I'm at the point now where I need to create a company to better support my investing.  I'm at a bit of a cross roads between picking a unique name that I would like to stand behind, or something very cheesy ...

I grew kind of fast with the amount of units I had. I had a very manual system (but accurate!) to track my payments and who owed me what.  I probably was reminded you of a bookie or something from back in the 60's run...

1. Become a LandlordIdeal for: People with DIY and renovation skills, who have the patience to manage tenants.
What it takes to get started: Substantial capital needed to finance up-front maintenance costs and cover ...

Hello everyone!I was just wondering, has anyone here tried out Bill Vaughn's course and reading materials? For those of youwho aren't quite sure who I am speaking about, the link is as follows; http://www.simple-mans-...

The biggest newspaper in Phila - The Inquirer - recently ran a story from a reporter who was having issues 14 years after he agreed to allow a buyer to acquire his property by a "simple assumption" of the mortgage; so...