Hello, i currently own a home and want to move out, I have a few options but not sure if any are better than the other. home currently has some equity. 1. sell and buy a cheaper home. 2. Sell home and move to apartmen...

The single-family rental demand continues to be at an all-time high amid the pandemic. The NHRC Single-Family Rental Market Index reported a score of 74.4 out of 100 for the third quarter of 2020. This signals a vigor...

So what does everyone think. Do you think you should own your own home first, then start investing into real estate? Or do you think its smarter to rent a place that is much cheaper then owning to save up funds? Ive h...

Hello Everyone,

So Iv'e been looking for my first buy and hold deal but have been unable to pull the trigger. Mainly for the fear of missing out on a better deal.

If you lived in the NY Metro area and had 50k to in...

I purchased my primary residence in 2020 and have built some solid equity due to market changes and forced appreciation - I  am working with a private lender to pull equity out of my house to purchase a duplex/triplex...

I currently live in a 2/2 mobile home, I originally wanted to sell the mobile home, build a traditional 3/2 single family home on the other side of the property, pay it off, then rent it out. But After reading about h...

So when investing In a flip through a conventional loan, means that the mortgage payment is still there while the house is being renovated? What can be done to minimize the amount of money being spent for a home while...

Hello All - I am located out of Greensboro, NC and I am currently demoing my 1200 SF Basement to turn into a Short Term Rental. When I’m done with my flip, it will be a 2 bed 1 bath space and I’m estimating $1k/month ...

So I have a very peculiar situation. I have been at my current job for almost a year (I work at a bank which allows for very favourable rates on mortgages and student loans) but i am currently carrying a decent balanc...

I live in an area that has had exponential growth over the past few years and housing prices are inflated over 200%. The rules that I would like to stick close to seem to be impossible. There has been a 10% decrease r...