I have my flip for sale but it's not selling. The process has gone on for 1 year and has been for sale for 3 months. My agent over valued and listed high. After a few price drops, we had it under contract. The would b...

Hedge funds are buying up properties in my area at local auctions. This is probably good for the economy because it is helping banks get rid of unwanted properties... but what will that do to my properties. Will ren...

hello everyone,I'm new to Houston, TX. I just left the military after 6 years of service. I learned a little about wholesaling real estate throughout my service. I would like to bring my ambition and enthusiasm to the...

Just received notification from Shelby County Assessor of Property in Memphis that that market value of an investment property has increased, thereby increasing the assessed value and my tax obligation.Hoping that the...

Just been hearing about this lately. So to those smarter than me, is this dollar crashing a likely thing to be happening now and is it relevant to property values? I'm about to sell my rental (unrelated) and not sure ...

Hello,I am looking to purchase an investment home ($425k) currently in foreclosure and am planning to pay using a hard money loan at 8% interest. My plan is to put it up as a long-term rental after doing some updates ...

Hi all:So I've posted a related question on this topic before so this is somewhat of an extension of that. To summarize, I have a total of 9 investment properties 2 of which have high interest rates at 7.875%.  One pr...

I'm looking at getting a HELOC on my primary residence, and am specifically considering the PenFed 5/5 because it locks in the current rate of 5% for the next 5 years. With the fed raising interest rates, I think lock...

Hello and Good evening BP Brothers & Sisters.
Tonight I wanted to post a question I have been thinking a lot about lately. "How could an investor best utilize property to lower taxable income"?
We currently own...

After 10 years of investing in real estate I just made my first claim. What a pain in the you know what.

Well I have decided my deductibles are to high now. I was using 2% of the property value as my deductible. Now...