my husband and I built a new home that was completed january 2012. Just a few weeks ago he accepted a job promotion out of state. Because we built the home there is little to no equity so we've decided to rent it for ...

Hello all, my wife and I are thinking of purchasing homes in the $50k to $70k area. Bit of background info: we are able to save $3k a month. That money can be used purchasing subsequent properties or as cap ex. We liv...

I'd love to know who would have taken this deal. 300k offering price for an 18 unit apt building where the gross potential rents were 6500/month. Unit mix is 14, 1 bedroom units leasing for $385/month and 4, 2 bedroom...

Hi all, I'm seeking some additional advice from those with financial & real estate knowledge regarding what to do with 2 properties I own due to my long-term goals.My Long-Term Goal: Have no debt (including in my ...

Who out there has worked with a turnkey provider who provides investment opportunities for SFR, duplexes, triplexes, and quads? Please only recommend companies who you trust in word and deed and have high cash flows w...

Dollars are doomed. Well maybe the fears of de-dollarization are a bit inflated (like everything else!) but more out of a lack of options than the strength of the currency. The harsh reality is that the United States ...

Hello Everyone,I am looking to make an offer on an off-market MHP in Wisconsin and would love some help on what CAP rate would be appropriate to use for pricing. I know rates will vary widely based upon park location,...

Hi big pocketers,

What do you consider to be the best way to make a proposal to buy apartment buildings? directly from owner.

I'm planning to make an offer on a SFH in Indianapolis, possibly 2 SFHs in Class C areas. Both are move in ready. The first one is $119,000. It's 2 bedroom/1 bath on a quiet street in an area with growth. Great house ...

Given the trajectory of property values in my market, I submitted a request for a BPO in an to attempt to shed PMI on my duplex. The LTV returned as 74.5% ($600,000) when 70.0% was required ($640,000). Prior to the BP...