I'm in a bit of a dilemma. I work in a small town in Saskatchewan, Canada with very affordable housing (3bd,2bth between 160-215k). Rent prices are similar to city prices as well. However, the downside is that the res...

Introduction:
In the world of investment real estate, there are many different ways to finance a fix-n-flip or fix-to-rent project. Those who choose to utilize the benefits of private money know that there are m...

The bond markets continue to parabolically rise (specifically the 10Y treasury yield). The treasury yields are what actually moves interest rates, even more than the FED's rate on banks borrowing money, that is about ...

i don't see any chatter on here about the benefits about principal paydown.

if someone's had a house for a while & the principal applied is $300, $400, $500 per month that IS increasing your net worth ASSUMING th...

Hello! So I finally finished our property wide portfolio analysis. Here's an example of the 2022 KPIs I'm measuring for a few of the properties in the portfolio. A couple important notes on calculations and definition...

Found a 4BR/2BA on MLS for $136,000.
Principal & Interest: $557
Taxes: $94
Homeowners Insurance: $55
MONTHLY HOA: 30

Only rents in the area are 3BR/2BA for 1350-1450
I will go with 1450 market rent.

Home needs c...

We own a house and want to purchase our first long term rental property. We live in California so real estate is pretty expensive here and we only have about 30k to start off with. I have no idea where to start lookin...

Looking to purchase our first property, but unsure how to classify it. I am intrigued by the idea of only having to put 10% down for a "second home"  and having more cash in hand for some upgrades etc, but are the tax...

I'm located in the New Orleans area and having a few challenges on listing sites getting my property noticed.  Furnished Finders has been an extremely disappointing experience & the customer service was unable to ...

I currently have 10 mortgages in my name so I am just learning about a DCSR loans. 
Is this pretty much the only option once we hit that 10 loan cap for conventional loans?
Any other creative ideas that you have see...