Hello, my wife and I are beginner RE investor, we just bought our first duplex in Sacramento this year (with existing tenants). We are planning to buy another duplex this year, and maybe more properties in the years t...

Hi Indy BP. I wanted to share my first (potential) deal here in Indy...

I just had my offer accepted on my first duplex. This property is a "white box"; it has updated plumbing and electrical (home was built in 189...

I am scheduled to close next on my first property. It has good cash flow but with the state of the country I'm wondering should we walk away? There are talks of recession and worries about tenants not making rent. No...

I am a 45 year old contractor and have been in construction all my life. I have done well in the construction industry and am now in a position to pursue real estate investing full time. I would like to do a combinati...

I got a offer on the house I live in. Initially I wanted to rent it but decided to stay a little as the prices are pretty high. (Las Vegas)
I paid 265 one year ago and just got an offer of 350. I can probably get 185...

Hello!I've found a rental property I'd love to buy, but the only problem is it doesn't have renters in it yet. Is it ok for me to use a loan or low-interest credit line of my own to pay the mortgage on the duplex befo...

Hello everyone! Recently I have developed a interest in real estate and I’d like to see where this interest takes me. I am a college student in Miami considering Commercial Real Estate. Currently, I am reading “Crushi...

Attorney recommendation San Antonio Texas. So the situation is I bought a property about nine months ago. The seller signed an  affidavit stating that the tenants were behind X dollars. I hired an attorney that was re...

Considering buying a duplex for my first home to live in one side, rent the other.

I have a few concerns:

Buddy of mine was saying that in his lease, he is going to write the lease in a way where...

I plan on beginning my investing career by relocating to Ohio. Cleveland, Akron, Toledo, one of those cities. In each one you can find houses going for $20,000. Of course there's a reason – continuous population loss ...