Currently my tenant pays his own utilities except water. I pay the water bill for the whole house. Am I responsible for paying the water bill in my duplex? Or should the tenant pay? I reside in PA. 

I'm advertising a 1 bedroom house (450 sq ft - half sheet vinyl / half carpet). Current best prospective tenant has an 18 yr old chihuahua that is dying of cancer. Renter is a seemingly mature 50 year old woman with a...

I'm in South Florida. We had a huge real estate market boom... and an equally huge crash. The deals have to be out there... but the problem I've run into is that the rents are very low in my area.

That being the case...

Did anyone own any fourplexes (or other multifamily) during the last housing crash in Seattle? If so, would you mind sharing your insights on how it performed during the crash? Did the property value dip X%? Were you ...

How do you determine what to offer for an underperforming asset such as self storage? Do you pay based on a cap of what the property is currently generating or based on what it could generate after you put your effort...

A building has 2 main units with their own meters for utilities. However, there are also 2 non-conforming spaces. One liveable attic space with its own furnace but all of its utilities are connected with unit 2. The s...

I have what I imagine to be a pretty common scenario, but I'm having trouble wrapping my head around the proper way to run these numbers.I just recently pulled equity out of my current house. I plan on using roughly $...

Looking to invest in real estate full-time.  Of course like many new investors, building momentum takes many years to truly quit a 9-5 and invest exclusively, which is my ultimate goal.  I've been toying with the idea...

Howdy all, I just acquired a duplex here in Austin, Texas and I'm trying to set up my books where I'm keeping track of things appropriately. I will be renting out the other side plus one room on my side. I'll be addre...

In a recently purchased property, I inherited a good tenant who is 1 year into a 5-year lease.  She's related to the previous owner, and the monthly rent is probably $200 below-market.  I like her as a tenant, and she...