We have a 2nd home by a beach in NY. This summer we started renting it out on Airbnb. We like the extra money and thought about other areas we might like to have a home to vacation at which we could buy and fund via l...

Hi BP, thanks for clicking on this thread, hopefully I can get some advice on this deal.

I found a nice 4-plex in a C+/B- area in Washington DC that is being gentrified. 1BR 1 BA in each unit, renovations have begun...

Do I need a mentor to get started? I have a general idea of how to crunch the numbers and what things to take in consideration before seeing if the property is worth investing in. A mentor sounds like a great idea ...

Hi! My name is Steve Hukari. I'm an aspiring real estate investor.

Just got some much needed sleep after two packed days at the convention center with many of you. The Summit served more or less as my introduction t...

Finally found something promising in one of my research markets. 40 unit mix with 9 buildings. Current owner has owned it for 10+ years but has pulled cash out of the property. Has two mortgages on it about $95k annu...

Hoping to get some feedback on a property that I'm considering offering
I've dipped my toes into RE investing (currently renting a prior primary residence) but I've been a victim of analysis paralysis for years and w...

Hi my name is Damon Drake I live in Detroit, MI and I became interested in real estate in mid 2014 after reading Rich Dad Poor Dad for the first time. It gave me the confidence to believe I could take control of my fi...

My wife and I are looking for advance on the best ways to obtain Realtor license training on-line for the state of Rhode Island.  If you have first hand knowledge and know the ins and out of different sources, I would...

I am looking to house hack my first rental property with an FHA loan. A 3 or 4 family in Rhode Island. I was wondering if I should go to a mortgage broker or go shop mortgage lenders. I am very new to this. Any feedba...

So I found an off market deal on a duplex.  It is being marketed basically as a turn key deal...they purchased a foreclosure, did the reno, placed tenants, and would do the property management.  The numbers on it look...