Andrew Potievsky
Which cities have the most promise for long-term rentals (cash flow)?
Hello everyone! I'm interested in buying my first investment rental property with the goal of maximizing cash flow (e.g. targeting multi-family where possible). I am in New York so I'm looking to buy out of state.What...
Suzi Curtis
Sell our rental and cash out or keep as a long term investment?
Hi,I've never done this before. We got lucky and purchased our first rental home a year ago. We have been renting it short term as a vacation rental and it has been a great investment: after all expenses it will net...
Phil Avery
Investment in a Tight Market: Navigating Negative Cash Flow for Long-Term Gain
Hello everyone,
I'm navigating the challenging waters of finding cash-flowing properties in my market and came across a deal that's got me pondering. This property shows a negative cash flow and cash-on-cash ROI from...
Aaron Lancaster
Harry Browne's Permanent Portfolio & Rental Real Estate
I'm a huge proponent of asset allocation and diversification, and I was just wondering if anyone has ever read about Harry Browne's Permanent Portfolio which splits investments equally between stocks, cash, long-term ...
Samantha Swenson
How to survive an Impending Depression
My husband and I are getting into buy and hold real estate investing and are planning on BRRRRing properties. The renting market is in an incredibly high demand in our area, but we are in a small town. When talking t...
Reggie Maggard
Partnerships and joint ventures
I’m looking to do partnerships in which I have control and give returns to investors. But my real estate strategy is to use it in the buy and hold space. So here is what I’m thinking...if I buy a fourplex for 250k, t...
Mike Dixon
Financing a Buy and Hold in Rochester, NY
My uncle is getting up in age and is wanting to sell some of his properties that range from SFH's to duplexes and a few triplexes in Rochester, NY. I'm trying to figure out the best way I can finance this first proper...
Tony T.
New Low Cap Rates = Lower Return on Money; Should We Cash Out into Long-term Stocks?
Hi there, I have recently discovered that the cap rates in my area have gone from 8.5% down to about 5.5% in the past few years! That makes my (debt-free) property worth a lot more.BUT if cap rates are at 5.5%, that m...
Jeff S.
I want to be a renter
Have you ever thought about being a renter and the benefits? Lock in a lease but pack up your bags at a moments notice. Sounds appealing. We would be your best tenant leaving it cleaner when we left than when we moved...
John Samuelson
My value add... Software Engineer Expertise!
Hello community. We (a partner and I) are finally getting our ducks in a row and would love come general strategy advice.In exchange, I can offer you detailed technical advice. Want to start a website? Create a mobile...