Assume that you had the option to by a $100k property that:
A) Brought in $10k in NOI annually
or
B) Appreciated $10k annually

Which would you prefer? Why?

Just curious how many people here have given up on the stock market as it relates to their retirement plans?

Given the lackluster performance of the S&P / Dow / Nasdaq over the past ten years does it even make ...

Hi there,I am confused as to if RE can give better returns than investing using index funds.After reading into profits for apartment buildings, it seems to be from 8-11%, although that is around how much successful in...

Hi everyone! I'm new to the REI world, currently living in Elizabeth City, NC while working in Norfolk, VA as an active duty Sailor in the USN. In two months, I will be changing duty stations to San Diego, CA. I've do...

I’ve heard so many different opinions and paths when it comes to diversification in finances. So people believe real estate is the best way to make money and invest, and that’s all they do. However, some people have t...

Hi everyone, I have been looking at multi family property in different locations of LA, mainly Redondo Beach, Arcadia, San Pedro and Long Beach. I prefer Redondo Beach, but I have read how Redondo Beach is kind of at ...

I just read The Book on Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor. It is a great book. And based on something I read in there I asked myself “how can I use my 401k to invest in real estate?”Setup:Toward the en...

Looking to finally get started with investing after a couple years of soaking in as much as I could about Real estate. Having a hard time deciding where to invest most likely using the BRRRR strategy. How did you pick...

Am I doing this right?
Property: https://www.redfin.com/NC/Char...
Analysis https://www.biggerpockets.com/...
Couple Questions / Notes:
1. For property tax and homeowners insurance I used what was listed on Redfin...

Hello all,
I am a real estate investor who has
been investing primarily in GTA multi-family over the last decade.
Recently, with inflation skyrocketing and mortgage rates bringing
correction to the over-valued ...