Looking to chat with individuals who have experience with owning rental properties out of state for the purpose of increasing passive income. I just flat out am not sure where to even begin, from locating the right ho...

Hello everyone,My name is Tyler Warlow. I am 19 years old and currently pursuing a dual degree in Engineering. For the past few months, I have been working in an experience called a Co-op. Through this, I have met a m...

I invest out of state in C-class neighborhoods in the Midwest. One of my units MAY be in an area that is going down hill, but I could absolutely be wrong. From several states away, how can I be sure? I'd hate for a te...

Hello Bay Area house hackers, 
Hope you're doing well. My wife and I currently own a SFH in Sunset, San Francisco. We've been reading up on house hacking and have been considering selling our SFH and buy a duplex / t...

Here is an interesting article written back in 2008. It theorized that we may end up with a deflation, which in turn leads us to a hyperinflation.

This is basically what happened in Germany between world wars.

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I genuinely need answers from professionals. My husband & I have spoken to 6 different lenders. Each one we have spoken to gave us a different answer to why we can't get approved, please help me understand why.
O...

I'm planning to partner with a friend on two flips in 2014. We will each be contributing equal amounts of money to the projects. Since I only anticipate doing two flips next year I'd prefer to declare the profits...

Newbie doing the research to see if investing in a STR in Galveston, TX makes sense for soon to be retirees!  Hard sell for hubby!  Would be primarily in the Dallas area, so need resources to manage when not in town!!  

I know LA is an appreciation market, but running through any deals’ numbers, whether single family, or multifamily, I can’t see how anyone’s not losing money unless they buy a property in cash.In LA, the housing costs...

Ready for some nerdery? 
I believe that the Federal Reserve is going to cut rates by 25-50 bps at it's September meeting (no emergency cut), but that 30-year fixed rate mortgage rates will rise to upper 6s low 7s aro...