Hello real estate investing geniuses!  I'm from Portland Oregon and have recently become interested in buying some small multi-family properties in Oregon / SW Washington to supplement my income and provide some wealt...

Hello,I plan on buying my first multifamily this summer with an FHA loan. My lender said that I need a min. 650 FICO score and that they "take the middle score". My scores are as follows:Experian FICO Score 2: 586Expe...

Hello, eventually I'd like to buy another 3-4  units - could be condo, could be single-family. The ROI I'm about to show, I feel is lower than what I see people talking about.  Lower than the average yearly stock mark...

Lived in LA virtually my whole life and I want to get into multi-unit investing, live in one of the units and take out an FHA loan with hopes of living rent free or making some cash flow. Is it even reasonable to find...

I was reading my Scottsman guide today and noticed both Patch of Land and Realty Mogul had prominent adds in Scottsman guide.. with no reference to the fact that they were crowdfunding portals.. To anyone who did not ...

Locations of high concentrations of technology workers are, more often than not, found in coastal cities such as Seattle, the San Francisco Bay Area, Boston or New York and New Jersey. However, there are some places, ...

Well, I guess we (collectively) are going to see how smart Robert Kiyosaki is, at least when it comes to predictions. On a news program he makes the bold prediction that real estate & the stock market are going to...

Just wondering if there could be any issues with unknowingly renting to illegal immigrants. As a landlord, are we responsible for inquiring as to their citizenship? Could we get into trouble legally if we don’t?

The last month we have been running across a large number of foriegn investors at Sheriff sales, Homepath and Hubzu property visits. (more than "normal"). We just used to see them alot at bulk sales but now more in...

There are 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States. If even just a quarter of them are removed, don't you think it would greatly affect housing markets? That'd be 2-3 million people not needing housing ...