I have found a significant amount of info that leads me to believe that birddogging is not really legal since it brings buyers and sellers together. Doing that is highly regulated, and would be the equivalent of contr...

Hey guys. I'm an emerging real estate developer in the NYC area. I've been exploring the pathways of raising capital for new projects, which led me to crowdfunding. My background is in investment banking and with th...

I have just rented my father's home to a new tenant (Thank You all, very much, for all your advice and comments!! I checked them out thoroughly, and they look like excellent tenants).

The tenants would like to start...

Has anyone ever joined the USAA Real Estate Rewards Network? A few highlights from the description of the program:Access to a select group of top-performing real estate agents who help you through the home buying or s...

Hey, everybody. I'm an inspiring investor from Louisville, Ky and I'd like to get some feedback on making my first deal. For the last couple of years I've been renting a 3 bedroom house with 2 others and it's time to ...

Personally, I think the smartest person in the room, is the notes investor. Why? Deals need money, money needs security, and security needs yield. Within the activity of real estate for the purposes of ROI I would muc...

My agent says that 7% commission is normal in Georgia so as a buyer's agent her share of the commission would be 3.5% instead of the 3% that I'm used to seeing. Has anyone seen this before?

I am keenly interested in the alternative marketplace which is Crowdfunding/P2P Real Estate Sites since early 2013. I have invested in over 100 deals thus far with over half already completed. I am here to share my ex...

Hi everyone I found a property for what I consider an amazing deal.This would be my first property sfh But they want to sell it cash as a quiteclaim deed how Ricky would it be to buy something like that?

I have recently read Landlording on Auto-pilot by Mike Butler. A good book for tips on systems, etc. However, some of the book is a little outdated. I'm trying to decide whether to begin property managing on my own...