I'm working on my first BRRRR and we'll need new faucets, light fixtures, ceiling fans, and bathroom fixtures (towel racks, toilet paper racks etc).I've looked at Lowes and HD, but are there any more budget friendly s...

Hey there!I live in Central Oregon and work for a home builder. After my generous employee discount, asking prices are lower than most (if not all) resale prices in this area.Understanding that BRRRR homes should be "...

Hey everybody, I have found a great deal in my hometown of Columbia SC. It's a duplex that's listed for 50k. The sellers are motivated to sell. The property already has two tenants which yeilds $1170 per month. So the...

Looking into DSCR loans for a new build that I wish to make an Airbnb. 
Besides looking at what Airbnb comps are pulling in, backup would be what long terms are pulling in and average selling cost of what the home wi...

Hi All,

I am a new investor looking to find a good market to purchase Rental Properties. I live in Southern California where it is tough to find areas where you want to buy properties that cashflow.

What I'm hoping...

Everyone and their mom is doing Short Term Rentals. In fact, my mom (and dad) and I just went 50/50 on an Airbnb (my 4th). It seems like these days that EVERYONE I talk to is excited about Airbnb and STRs. Even people...

Hey!I'm thinking about house hacking in the north side of Chicago (Avondale and the surrounding areas).  I've used a couple calculators to assess cash flow and stuff, but I'm wondering if there is a rule of thumb or s...

Hello everyone! We would like to know what you think and what’s your advise for us who are barely starting in this crazy market. Our goal is to buy a property that we can live for free by house hacking. Then save up a...

Hi everybody,My husband is military and we currently own our home in Knoxville (purchased for $450k, we owe about $300,000 with 2.6% interest on 15 year loan). The market in Knoxville seems to be pretty strong and my ...

In his book " How to Be a Quick Turn Real Estate Entrepreneur in Any Economy" Real Estate guru Ron Legrand claims that your MAO(Most Allowable Offer)shouldn't go above 70% of the ARV(After Repair Value)of a property. ...