My husband and I have some money we are looking to invest. We have been considering buying and flipping a house in Cleveland or Detroit area. We really have no experience in this and aren't sure where to start. We are...

What do you think the future holds for cities, regions, and states that are on the "decline"?

Some of your more basic examples include cities like Toledo and Detroit - the Rust Belt.

From an investment perspective, ...

I’m looking to step into my first investment property. Is syndication the right way? Does anyone have experience with with this in California?

Hi all!I was initially thinking of buying upto 20 Multifamily units with financing for long term retirement buy and hold goal. Now I am wondering if the better idea would be to buy 100 Multifamily units with 3-4 joint...

Hi everyone!

So here is my dilemma. I graduated back in 2012 and been working ever since. I have a full time job which allows me to pay for my expenses and have a bit of cash for myself which I tend to save. ...

I've learned a few money saving ideas over the years mostly from @J Scott. These include using one paint color for all houses whether flips or rentals, ordering carpet considered "seconds'," buying at the pro desk ...

I'm doing a 1031 exchange in 2017 and I'm going to hold back some cash. I'm thinking about seeking a joint venture partner for flips. They oversee most of the work and I could bring 200k, maybe more, to the table. I w...

I live in Houston, Texas, and am a few days away from registering for core classes to obtain my real estate license.  I have a reputable company ready to enhance my training, and a mentor who has agreed to sponsoring ...

Should this be purchased by me the landlord, or should the tenant be the one to bring in their own W & D if they choose?

A little reference on the property. It’s a new construction SFR and will rent for $1650.

I live in California.  However, I plan on starting my real estate investing journey with buy and hold rental properties out of state. Particularly in the Midwest region where the market is cheaper.  I feel like starti...