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I am new to the real estate investing universe and started this account after months of browsing to finally take action and "get my feet wet." I am also a member of my local REIA that has bro...

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I am in the process of purchasing a new primary residence. I am trying to decide if I should rent out my current home or sell it. Here are the numbers:

Owe on property- $135k

Should sell...

I have been doing real estate 8 years. I have purchased and rehabbed more then 50 homes and sold more then 30. I have a 32 rental units and plan on moving into apartments I am at the stage where I am going to try and ...

Just wanted to share my story which isn’t so much about investing but the market as a whole and what’s going on right now. Back in 2006 I was buying my first house to and the market was still hot where I lived. I ha...

I'm wondering how different folks on here determine high opportunity markets for a BRRRR strategy? With so many housing markets in the U.S., you can't be everywhere all at once. Personally, I've been using housing dat...

I am seeking advice/ assistance on what i step i should be doing next in route to purchasing my first multi family property. Please see my current situation below, and feel free to comment & share your thoughts/ a...

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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.I found a property that I believe sounds good on paper. I have not seen it in person ye...

In the realm of real estate investing and in life, the allure of waiting for the perfect time to strike often tempts many individuals. Dreams of landing a grand "home run" deal can be captivating, but it's crucial to ...

I'll keep in brief. What is the general philosophy regarding paying off an investment property?I'd really like to hear the opposing sides. More equity means lower payment and higher monthly cashflow...my beer math tel...