So my Husband and I have been talking about getting started as investors, but we are not sure exactly how we should go about doing this.

Currently, we are living with my parents in Fort Lauderdale, FL. We planned to ...

Hey all!I have an interesting 5-plex that came across my desk.Any advice from experienced multi-family investors on lenders who have any loan structures allowing a lower down payment say 5% with an owner occupant?Real...

Hey everyone. So I'm a brand new investor already under contract for my first condo in Chicago. It seems to be that the standard format for most Buy & Hold investors is to buy a place that needs work, fix it up, t...

Hi everyone my name is Ben and Ive been trying to find a good market for buy and hold rentals (single family homes). A lot of research has led me to areas in and around Indianapolis. Are there any investors in that ar...

Hello All, I am a new investor in the Houston, TX area. We just had a great meeting with a investor/contractor who has been in the business for a while and he brought up a point that i thought was interesting. In our ...

I am brand new to real estate investing. After listening to some podcasts, I have decided to house hack and purchase a multi-family as a first-time home buyer. I lucked out and can participate in a 0% down mortgage up...

Started looking into Newark market for MFRs. Done some research but also wanted to cross reference the findings here. So far, these neighborhoods seem like safer makers for good quality renters, yet good rental proper...

Hey BP, 
Just had a thought as I was reading through several appraisals that I found online. 
When underwriting a property I've been taught by @Michael Blank to apply rules of thumb for expenses to the T12 income an...

You want to invest in real estate but don’t really know what the next steps are?
Tried investing in rental houses and are now looking for other ways to generate income without working the headaches?
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I'm trying to find financing for a 2-4 unit house hack and I seem to keep getting the same answer back from lenders - to come back when I have at least 10% of the purchase price. I was hoping to put 3.5% or, at most, ...