Hi, my question is, when running your numbers other then the 70% rule what are the actual percentages? I’m mostly trying to figure this out for my area in Washington state, Pierce county and king county. I want to mak...

I'm looking for some advice or ideas on some creative financing or experience with similar situations:

Property is currently listed as a 2 unit, but I have learned it has 3 units including the finished basement (zone...

I am looking to develop relationship and possibly apply with any lender covering rental property loans based on the assets. Specifically looking for this with the intention of using them in final step of Brrrr. We hav...

I have noticed that while we use a lot of platforms to help us run our businesses in Real Estate we are still pretty far behind in most respects. Do you think this is because most of the people in the Real Estate busi...

Hello everyone,I’m new to real estate and want to invest in a property that could bring in some income for the time being and also have the potential to rise in value. Philadelphia has some very affordable properties,...

Greetings,I'm planning a Field Day about real estate investing for the small/urban agriculture community in the Atlanta metro area. It started out as personal research, but I've decided to create an opportunity for ot...

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I am brand new to real estate. I got my license in the state of MD in February and I plan to get my license in DC very soon. The reason I got my license was to get into investing. I figured the best way to ...

Hi Everyone,I am looking for recommendations for investor-friendly agents serving Riverside and/or San Bernardino County. We are looking for multi-family properties in specific parts of these counties and need a respo...

Hey BP,My name is Brock and I am looking to start my Real Estate Investing Journey. A little bit about myself.About three years ago, I started getting into reading books, mainly personal development books. In my firs...

I’m looking for a 2-4plex to house hack in Chicago and most of these buildings are at least 60+ years old. Is this normal for Chicago? I don’t want to have to constantly deal with breakage. What would you advise?