im about to purchase my first investment property and i was wondering whether i should keep it in my name or if i should start an llc. and what are the benefits to having it in an llc rather then owning it in my na...

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I have an airbnb that has been doing considerably well in the Atlanta. A big issue however is the home next door. It is.... a dilapidated mess to say the least and needs serious work. I've seen postings on the...

Hi all,  I am a newbie investor and learning all I can about house hacking and starting off my real estate journey.  I am looking to house hack my first property around the Hampden/Upper Fells Point/ Remington/ Charle...

Hey Everyone!! 
The group I work with (FIG) has been doing build for rent fourplex, triplex and duplexes for the past 10+ years in UT, AZ, ID and TX. 
We have just started talking about expanding into Florida. For t...

So I get the general concept of wholesaling lease options.  It's basically the same as "regular" wholesaling except you're dealing with rent to own rather than outright purchase, and your end buyer is going to be a re...

I’m about to do my first marketing campaign in my local area and I’m wondering if it’s more effective to use a business name and sound really professional versus using a personal name to sound more casual and personab...

As a property manager, the ability to identify a good rental property is crucial for success in the real estate industry. Knowing what to look for can save you time, money, and headaches in the long run. It's importan...

Hey everyone, I know having central air for rental properties over window units can make things a lot easier and beneficial. Would it be worth it to convert a multi-family from window units to HVAC?

HI all...looking for a little guidance.  My wife & I, along with her sister & husband, are looking to purchase a lake property together. We will use primarily as a vacation home for ourselves, but may at times...

Which investment would you rather have?

Investment 1 - 50% Rule Candidate
Year 1 => -$10,000 + $1,200 = -$8,800 ($10k investment, $100/month “cash flow”)

Years 2 – 29 => +$1,200/year ($100/month “cash ...