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?

Thought this was a good read from CRAIN'S A Glenview lawyer sued Zillow, alleging that the real estate site's relatively modest estimate of her home's value has created a "roadblock" to selling at what she thinks it's...

I am looking at adding an out of state triplex to my rental properties.  Normally I can figure This stuff out on my own.  This is my first time trying it with non conventional financing.    Before we get all excited a...

Hello Everyone,
    I'm an out of state first time investor. I'm looking for investors of single family rentals to connect with in Indianapolis to better learn this market and what my realistic expections should be. ...

I am currently looking at a 4 unit MultiFamily that will be upwards of 900K. How much cash flow should i reasonably want (after accounting for vacancy, repairs, capex) that makes a deal like this worth it? I see Brand...

I purchased a duplex on 20 July 2016 with the intent to rehab and rent the property using all cash. I then discovered the BRRRR method and would like to refinance to get my cash back out to start another. My question ...

I have been running numbers on potential SFH BRRRR properties. It seems best case scenarios have been that your total out of pocket cost in the end is little to no money for the exchange of time. However, after the re...

We live in AZ; have rentals in CA.  Both of our SoCal rentals (one condo, one SFR) are in HOA areas.  In two years, we've never had any problems with them.  We bought them as newbies, and all we looked at were the fee...

I found a very nice C class building with 10 units near me that seems like a great deal on the surface. If you use the 50% rule, the numbers are great. However, I have a list of expenses from the owner that total 65%....

Am I all alone here? People in my area can make $50/hour. Now, if we extrapolate from this, 50/hr x 40 hours/week = $100,000. Many of the people are dual income families. So a couple makes $200,000 per year. How ...