So I found that it is going to be advantageous to me to purchase one of my new properties in cash, I am going to take a mortgage out in a few weeks later after some updates are completed to leverage the banks and keep...

I am 36 years old, married with a 1 year old girl.  I live in a Houston, Texas.  My credit is pretty good - in the high 700's.  I had a pretty decent salary before, but not enough with all of my expenses and dependent...

I imagine this one has been covered but searching the forums didn't help.

Looking for opinions on accepting rent payments in cash:

I'm probably being a bit paranoid, but it seems like an area that could manipulated ...

Hello all,
Let me introduce myself: I'm an EU citizen currently living in Valencia, Spain and thinking about doing a fix & flip in the city. Being a single guy in his 40's, the flipping concept is right up my al...

Ok, really opening a can of worms here but I am interested in some diverse opinions. Basic question: Should I pay cash for properties or get them financed and leverage myself.

Background. I plan to retire ...

Hi all, I know there’s CAP rates, ROI / NOI, 1% rules, but in terms of cold hard dollars, I’d be fascinated to know what you average real life positive cash flow per door is, on average, per month. I’m just asking for...

Self directed IRA's can be used for investing into homes...so I've heard.  I have a 401(k) that I'm currently looking to use for my next property and would love to move that into a SDIRA towards an investment.  How do...

I bought a poorly managed franchise - Style Encore - a sister brand to Plato's Closet.   It pays on the spot (not consignment) for great condition, previously owned clothing+handbags and resells for a 60% markup.   In...

In another thread, @Chris Seveny and @Tracy Z. Rewey mentioned that investing for passive income in notes (performing notes/monthly cash flow) isn't great from a tax perspective, and you should use that in a tax defer...

Hello!I have had many good (in my opinion) ideas but the strict regulations on financing have killed 99% of them. I figured I would lay out my plan here and have the more experienced and professionals maybe point out ...