Hello all!
I was recently contacted by an absentee owner that responded to a yellow letter that I had sent. She said that she wants to sell her home but that the house has an egregious amount of liens that the prior o...

Hi all,I think this is the right forum for this question. My father runs a  general contracting company mainly focused on commercial properties but has done a lot of residential as well, from renovations to build outs...

I recently contracted with a home repair company to install a tile floor.  He came highly recommended by a friend.  The installer suggested using two layers of 1/4" backer board instead of one 1/2".  Now the grout is ...

Hey landlords, what program do you all recommend using for managing properties? Last year my husband and I purchased two rental properties. One is this is a single-family home and the other is a fourplex. The fourplex...

Does anybody have suggestions on any virtual appraisers out there who will do work for investors rather than banks? We have a property in a trust where the grantor has recently passed, and we need to establish a "ste...

Hi GuysMy wife and I are considering getting into the flipping game. I have a few questions.1 We are using a realtor who sold our original home what is the % for him at buying and selling?2 what %can we expect to loos...

I have a general understanding what a property manager is but my questions revolve more around how much or how little can you hire them to do.

Can you still maintain some control over who they rent to and mai...

Do any of you have a standard letter you send to let applicants know that you haven't chosen them?
I had a very nice couple apply who had horrendous credit. So despite the fact that they were nice people, I'm not r...

I realize I am in a different situation from most here, still looking for my first investment, but is anyone in vegas actively trying to grow?  I know this market is a turbulent one right now, the post Covid-19 reboun...

Will be closing soon on my first house hack :)  Decided to do do things a bit differently than the norm by going in with 20% on a conventional loan (to avoid PMI), and to put me at a better equity position to borrow a...