I'm looking at a few SFH's around Kops Park, on the far northwest side of Milwaukee. It seems to be a stable area that's outside of the war zone, but I can't be certain of that. Does anyone have any experience with th...

An out of state friend wants to partner with me in a SFH which I hope to occupy as primary residence for house hacking purposes for certain amount of time. He expressed interest in having his name as the loan borrower...

Calling Orlando a popular vacation rental destination would be a gross understatement. In recent years, the central Florida powerhouse has attracted over 75 million annual visitors — more than the total population of ...

The to be unnamed credit reporting agency is giving me grief about pulling a credit report on a creditor for a note I don't own (which is fair enough I suppose).  It's my first, so what is the usual practice?  Am I be...

Hello. I'm a newbie investor in Laurel, MD and im looking for a mentor to show me the ropes. I developed knowledge by doing alot of the simple things with marketing and even putting a property under contract but ha...

This is my first post on this board and I figured I would ask the real estate experts about their thoughts on this topic. I have been negative on home builder stocks for quite some time now and they have indeed droppe...

I have a multi-level building in SF with multiple units. It has a lower level two-car garage with a single-car driveway. The two bottom units pay for and have access to the garage in order to park. I did not give the ...

Question is pretty straightforward, I live in the Bay Area and see numerous MultiFamily properties advertised for 5% Cap Rates and below. My question is how this is profitable for investors? If I'm most likely borrowi...

Given mortgage lending scrutiny these days, how are investors making rehab and refinance strategies work (at scale)? Is it feasible to buy using cash or a LOC, rehab, and then refinance a "batch" of properties via a ...

Bought the house in 2012. Remaining balance is 250k on a 3.25% FHA loan, eligible for pmi cancellation in 2 years . Mortgage is $1670/mo including pmi. In two years, mortgage may lower to around $1300 after pmi cancel...