I'm starting out. I know I want to buy and hold and I know I can't manage the properties myself. Because I would like to hire a management company, I would like to start with apartment complexes. I live in CT on the s...

Hi Guys, I am very new here, I am a 29yo Aussie living in Australia. I currently have one house in Lexington, KY, valued at around $45-50k and I think it can be rented out at about $120-$150pw. I own the property outr...

Okay, so I'm quite frustrated about Wholesaling, learning everything was extremely easy for me, I familiarized myself with Real Estate and the steps necessary to close a deal, I feel totally prepared, because I did, I...

Hi All,

I am a new investor looking to find a good market to purchase Rental Properties. I live in Southern California where it is tough to find areas where you want to buy properties that cashflow.

What I'm hoping...

Okay, maybe it's kinda like the other posts....... a bit. I'm going to start off by stating that I've gone through 23 pages of LO/Sub2/Sandwich Lease/etc. forum. After a couple of days, I figured I would ask my questi...

Hey all!For any and all who have any advice/input/experience that they feel would help someone who is new to the multi-family space- please share! I personally feel like this is a space that has a high barrier to entr...

Hi everyone! I'm an out-of-country investor looking at getting into rental properties, and I'm very excited to get started. I'm looking at Little Rock, Memphis, and Houston. I've been reading through the posts on this...

Hi all, My partner and I are very excited about the potential opportunity to get started with real estate investing.  Of course we are NOT the type to jump in without doing our due diligence and research.  Just by the...

Hi! I'm a rookie, looking to get started with investing in SFR or small multi-family. I am currently looking at  Ohio as my starting point, and I need to find a solid agent and property manager because I live out of t...

I find that most of my real estate investors get beat out on a deal by other investors who act quickly. Is there such a thing as being way too analytical instead of pulling the trigger? Which one would you rather be?