Curious to know how everyone is receiving contractor scope of work and pricing for rehab projects, do your contractors provide a scope of work with a lump sum total, or do they break down the items? For example, say y...

Will building a real estate porfolio of positive cash flowing properties lower my debt to income ratio? And thereby limit my ability to purchase a $1,000,000 2nd home?

I own a primary and 3 positive cash flowing ren...

Hey there everyone.   I am interested in and have just begun to study how to get started in commercial apartment investing.  I want to practice property / deal analysis as much as possible to 1) learn how to accuratel...

There are so many challenges when trying to achieve something as difficult as starting your own real estate business and making it successful I often find myself seeking some help/guidance on an on-going basis.

I oft...

Greetings all:

I recently purchased my first investment property and I need advice on what to do with the additional cash I make from rent.

The rent is $1,175 and my expenses are $717.93 (Include principal, interest...

I'm looking at a deal to invest in. It's a couple of metal buildings divided into 8 units (4 each) on .46 acres. The buildings total 7500 square feet. They are basically warehouse type of buildings with offices con...

I’m looking to step into my first investment property. Is syndication the right way? Does anyone have experience with with this in California?

I have a question:I just got off the phone with a Real Estate Attorney (from Legalshield) because I wanted them to review some contracts for me to do some Wholesaling and Assignment of Contracts here in California.The...

Ok, so me and my partner are doing our first rehab and are in the process of getting general and subcontractors into the single family home to give us bids on our renovations and improvements. We just got our first on...

Reading @Brian Wilson's  recent post about a lender telling him "No", it got me thinking.How do you create a relationship with a lender? I hear this advice frequently, and also have been known to suggest it from time ...