How long after move in should I give the tentant to transfer the utility to their name?  Do I need to put in the lease?  In return can I require them to leave the utility on for 5 days after they move out? Thanks

So, I have a triplex rental property in Keene, New Hampshire that has a unit on each floor. I got woken up at 3:30 am this morning by a phone call from the second floor tenant. Apparently the 3rd floor tenant left the...

Good Morning,Does anyone have any recommendations on software and/or websites they use for data? I am trying to find one that can examine the cities in each state to determine the need for rentals/population growth/ec...

Hello, BP.  I've been on the site for about a year, but have really only been here for educational purposes.  For the past 8 months or so, I've been working on getting a plan together and getting to a place where I fe...

I currently own 10 SF homes all financed Via Freddie and Fannie on 30 year low interest notes which are doing fantastic. My next goal is to get into a 30-60 unit building. I have heard management on this "low" number ...

Hello Everyone, I have a quick question about how to set up a company structure when dealing with managing properties in multiple states. I have a property management company established in Maine (where 90% of my rent...

Hey all. I have money set aside to buy a second home and I've searched out investing long distance but am now considering investing on the Oregon Coast. We live in the Beaverton/Portland area so it would be much close...

Our company is possibly looking for other financing options for our future rentals and I came along corevestfinance.com. Has anyone ever dealt with this company or heard of them before? We are only dealing with local ...

I am in negotiation with someone who is selling a Tax Deed from 2010.  They will be selling with a quit claim deed.The property is vacant and has been so for a couple of years according to neighbors and condition of p...

New to real estate investing, not for long I hope. Any tips for getting rid of the fear factor and actually pulling the trigger. I've been a little confused about Subject to and Bond for Deed. Is there less risk for m...