I'm debating purchasing a duplex in Chandler, Arizona. I would be getting it from a wholesaler at $290k (ARV might be $330k) and it is made up of a 2/1, 625 sqft and a 1/1, 525 sq ft. It would be a value-add, I'd prob...

Hi all. Two years ago, I bought a property in the SF Bay Area with the intention of it being a primary residence. With the pandemic, I had some life events that necessitated moving out of state indefinitely, and rathe...

Last July, my fiancé, now wife bought a 2 flat that was advertised as a SFH and the zoning certificate says SFH, but it was built as a two flat. 4 entrances, 2 baths, 2 kitchens, 2 furnaces two 1960’s mailbox slots in...

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For the past year or so I have been extremely interested in beginning to invest in real estate, particularlly the BRRR method. I currently just moved out to the San Diego, CA and all everyone says out here is how...

Hey Everybody,I'm Dan and I'm from Chicago. I've been looking to buy my first rental property for awhile. I've come across cash-flowing properties in the past, but I'd get cold feet. I'd do my homework, but I always f...

I have been doing the BRRRR in single family for 7 years and have done very well. Apartments have been on my radar for a few years but I am nearly ready to pull the trigger. I understand bigger units are better in ter...

We are considering the purchase of a 50% occupied office complex that is an REO. About 30,000 sq ft total rentable sq footage. It is class B+, the existing tenants are very stable and medically oriented. We'd like to ...

Hello everyone!I just came across a 6-family (6 1 bed 1 bath) units.  Here are the details:Purchase Price: $119,900Fully Rented: 2 long-term tenantsAnnual Rent: $35,700 (35460 rent + 240 laundry)RE Taxes: $1532Insuran...

I have a massive three story house in Lakewood.
About 3,000 sq ft so the estimates to completely side the house is anywhere from $25-30k.
First, does anyone know a reliable handyman who can replace a couple wood si...

Fairly new to investing and I am looking for some opinions on BRRRR rentals that don't perform well right now with the high interest rate but are perfect when it comes to getting your initial investment back out. Yay ...