Thanks thanks for reading my post about my evil plan. This could get lengthy, as I hate when people don't give enough details to fully support their questions.We currently own a sfr in Cedar Hills, near American Fork ...

Hey people, So, first of all let me say, I'm new to real estate investing and I don't work in the finance or economics fields. So please excuse my ignorance, but I wanted to know what others think about this.Earlier t...

Hi all,Just getting started on this real estate investment journey. I've decided to focus on rental properties as my 'niche'. I continue to go back and forth on whether to focus on single-family or multi family units ...

How do you all determine whether a property will rent?I am currently analyzing many different markets and do not have a specific one set for myself. I am looking at comparable rental rates and purchase prices in each ...

As I started to develop a small business plan (<20 pages) I realized that there are many ways for me to be successful in this business: wholesaling, rehabs; owning rental properties; buying 2nd mortgages and medica...

Hello BPMy wife and I have spent the last year reading and educating ourselves on real estate investing and primarily Multi-Fam. We are now at a point where we are both just very eager and itching to get started, as I...

I was debating this the other day with a friend of mine - why is it that investors seem to really be focusing on finding as many deals as humanly possible? It seems like everywhere I turn folks have the strategy of "a...

Hello, I’m wondering if anyone is building new apartment buildings these days? I understand that if you buy an older one, forcing appreciation is a way to make a lot of money. I want to build my own. I’m curious if th...

So my tenant has a "broken" shower head. More like its clogged. Asked her to clean it and she said it doesn't work still. The tenant and shower head have been there since I purchased the property. It is one of those k...

Most big time investors tell you to skip SFH and jump straight to multi -units.  If you have the stomach to invest at least $100k in your first real estate deal without any knowledge and extensive knowledge then go ah...