Greetings to All.  Hope everyone had a festive holiday. I have an opportunity to purchase a 2 family frame and a 1 family frame house that sits on one lot. Neighborhood is A, if not A+ with great school.  It's in a de...

It seems to me like the push to quadruple Colorado STR property taxes is softening quite a bit. Still a long way to go, but reading between the lines of this Colorado Sun article today, the opposition efforts seem to ...

So after reading about snowballing to payoff mortgages, Im curious if you would in my situation. I have 7 paid off rental properties grossing me $4800/mo. I have my main residence with $200k and 10 years left and a va...

Hello happy Saturday,  so I'm newbie to Real Estate investing. I'm currently in the process of buying my first deal it's a Duplex here is some details.  Price is $250,000 one side has 2 bed 1 bath and other side has 3...

Hi folks, I have a question: Is it possible to get a mortgage without having  a job? Here's the situation... I work in architecture and used to work construction. I would really like to transition to small-scale, resi...

Looking for advice on best strategy/next step following sale of a home we owned in Florida as an STR.
Background: Sold 3bed/3bth home, have approx $600k equity. Funds currently being held by QI. 
Option 1: 1031 into...

I like to use Net Present Value when evaluating deals, but I don't see it a lot on this forum or other real estate evaluations. Can anyone shed some light on why not to use it?

Hello everyone, I'm just starting out and would like your advice on this investment. Basically, it's going to be owner finance over a period of 18 years. The property has 2 houses on it and the asking price is roughly...

I am working on a rehab right now, and I just received a letter from a law office stating that their client was injured on my property by a "piece of wood which was unsecured" when it "fell and struck her on the head....

Hi all,My "real estate goal" is very straightforward - I am looking for an approach that can yield a 6%+ annual return with as little active work and time as possible, after a learning period (of up to 5 years).By 6%+...