I am a new investor want to start my portfolio with rental property in Hardfort Connecticut.  I don’t have any experience with investment properties any advise will be highly appreciated 
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We are planning our first trip to main February 19th to visit for 3 days. My question is I want to do real estate buy and hold and flipping is Maine capable of this? Now I know the same story that everyone says you ca...

All - I have been working on a business plan for investing in 5-20 unit apartment complex. I am doing this partly for to map out a plan, but mostly as an education process. At some point I would like to have it revi...

Moving across the country for a 2-year graduate program with a $120K total cost of attendance over 2 years (includes room & board) after scholarships.I own a 3b/2.5ba townhouse in Los Angeles (Culver City area) th...

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My company has developed our Tenant screening process ver thoroughly and over many years. That said it's been a great learning process and has been successful in the markets we've been in.

Recently w...

Do you ever purchase a property subject to if the property has negative cash flow?Here's the scenario. Purchase price $650K, subject to existing $600K of financing at 3.625%, $25K down, $25K owner carry with principal...

How do you equate a potential renter with no fico with a low fico potential renter? For me anyone with a fico below 560 is probably a life long deadbeat, and anyone with no credit file, probably is also a dead beat, b...

I've been researching mortgage note investing, and from everything I've read, it seems like a great way to invest in real estate. However, I've not seen much about how mortgage note investing can go bad. According to ...

My goal is to produce $3k/month profit from rental properties while spending less than 1hr/week on management (e.g. engage a property manager).
I could buy a couple properties in cash, or buy several properties with ...

I know that the consensus is that "due on sale" is almost never triggered in the real world.

However if someone locked in at a historically low interest rate today and then deeded the property to an LLC (or some oth...