Hi Everyone,
My parents tried the STR thing out for almost a year and decided it was not for them. They bought a beach home with cash a while ago but have decided to take their money and run, seeing as it has already...

I am reading the Millionaire Real Estate Investor, about acquiring a million in real estate, then increasing equity to one million, then to one million a year in cash flow. I am just curious how many here on bigge...

Good morning all, I have my first deal that I am working on and I am trying to figure out the best exit strategies:1. Fix and sell2. Fix, rent, refinanceThis is a single family home - 2/1 but I may be able to make it ...

Hello everyone,
I'm a newcomer to real estate investing and this forum. I'm seeking insights into the pros and cons of investing in Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU) in south bay versus buying a condo in east bay, parti...

The area: Sandusky, OH 44870.The local economy: tied to the seasonal fluctuations of Cedar Point, an amusement park. Most major blue-collar jobs have left leaving a primarily services-based economy around Cedar Point ...

Theoretical question for you guys: Imagine you have no money and few skills. You have to become a millionaire in 5 years. How would you do it? Looking for specific and actionable answers/ideas that are accessible to t...

I have a 2BR/2.5BA townhouse that I have had the same tenants in for a little over two years.  They've been late on the rent forever, and have slowly been slipping further and further behind.  I am just not seeing any...

I just purchased an all cash deal that I'm rehabbing and will have an ARV that I'll be able to finance and get back my initial investment (LTV 75%).  I purchased the property and fixed it up all in cash, but in order ...

I'm really interested to get some opinions from other BP members for what price point you would sell to cash out vs hold for cash flow.  I'm considering selling two properties located in smaller towns outside Charlott...

As I embark on this RE journey, I see on the forum that most people take it for granted that financing is the way to go. What if you have enough cash to purchase a property, are only getting deferred tax benefits from...