Please pick apart my incredibly amateur strategy! I am planning on starting an aggressive strategy of researching all the properties with unpaid taxes that are on the verge of falling into the foreclosure process and ...

I am currently stuck with what I should do I am 22 years old living with my parents in New Jersey I don’t pay rent and all I pay for is car insurance and gas. I drive a Honda Civic that is great on gas I recently star...

Howdy, I’ve been doing some scrolling and I wanted to say hey. 👋🏿 . Im going to be doing some virtual wholesaling and wanted to reach out to some like minded individuals who would join me on my journey. I live in the ...

Greeting everyone.I am a newbie interested in real estate investing. I will be purchasing my first home within 4-5 months. I am interested in buying a foreclosure for no more than $30,000 to live in, fix up, then sell...

When purchasing your first Multi-Family Home Investment as an Owner-Occupy, does the manufacture year of the home range apply?  Example if its newer than 15 years or older than 35, would it be an initial bad investmen...

First off, I have only done five houses, part time, over the last few years.  So take my experience with a grain of salt.  Second, deals have been available on the MLS here, up until recently, so I have zero experienc...

Hey ya'll,
I close on a mutlifamily in two weeks. It consists of two studios and two 2/1's. And a huge yard this is divided into little private patios for each unit. I plan to use them as AIRBNBs/VRBO/other forms STR...

Forgive me if this has been discussed, I couldn't find anything on it.  I have a great tenant who wants to buy a house next year.  He's never done any rental work or investing, but he's very interested.  I'm wondering...

I have someone offering to lend me money as a direct lender. Only thing is, I can’t figure out if it’s legit or not.

We work with a company that'll allow a tenant to buy a bond in place of paying for a deposit.  Say you want to move in for as little as possible.  Rent is $700/month.  Since your credit sucks and you were evicted 16 m...