Hi everyone, I'm a 19 year old college student attending college at the moment. I have a total of about 10,000 dollars in my savings account and around 4 grand in my checking and I'm looking to start investing, and I ...

Hi, I'm looking to buy a property in Columbus, OH to buy and hold and I would love for any advice regarding the good neighberhoods to invest in. I'm looking at a price range of 50,000 to 70,000. 

Hello, I have been looking to start investing in rental homes. My plan is start with a single family home and build from there. I plan on dong this in the suburbs of Rochester, NY. I was looking for feedback for the p...

Hello everyone. I am a new member to the park it's a definite not a newbie to real estate investing. I start investing in real estate in 2007. I've been holding onto two bedroom two bath condo in the beach away. I als...

Hi all, I have two properties CA full time residence and MN vacation home. We own the MN house free and clear (a very small house) worth 180k and a CA house worth 850k with a $3000 per month house payment and a 415k l...

I am having trouble getting pre-approved for a home loan. I changed jobs a month ago and I went from hourly wage to what they call commission work. I am a nurse and get paid per patient visit. I have no trouble gettin...

I'm about to close on a house (my first purchase!!) and I'm not sure what to do with the layout of the first floor, but it definitely has to be reworked. I've attached an image to this post of the first floor layout.T...

Looking for some recommendations on books or programs to start learning have been listening to podcasts but I'm looking for some things more in depth.

Hello BP!My name is Joe. I am a 27 year old, New Yorker born and raised. I bought my first home at 24 years old and am currently in the process of selling this home. I have made a conscious decision to leave my constr...

I have roughly a $100k/year taxable income between w-2 and some self employed activities.  I want to buy rental property, but my accountant says that I can only take up to $25,000 in losses, but thats only if your inc...