Hey, I have $80K-$90K liquid money Interested in investing in real estateI have experience of 2 years of wholesaling
My goals are to increase capital + accumulate properties. Would love to hear suggestions

Hi! I’m Lauren! I’m a newish investor and really never introduced myself. I live and work in Asheville NC. I was able to find a great investor who took a risk with me because I found great deals. I started my first fl...

Definitely many legal issues at play here, but I'll give my side of the story before starting this process to see what you guys think (besides the fact that I'm incredibly stupid & naive for breaking numerous rule...

Ok, so I understand that everyone's situation, property, location is different and thus I'm stressing that this was just my own personal experience and I'm over it - after only 2 weeks ;-)Beginning of the year I decid...

Hi Guys! I am just starting out in wholesaling and I wanted inquire about factors that helps a wholesaler make a good offer to the seller. Is there a percentage to go by? I understand that I look at the comps in the a...

Hey guys, I have been investing for several years now and am looking to try my hand at nightly rentals.I am looking to do a hybrid of the BRRR strategy.  I own a contracting company so it fits well with my skill sets....

I'm a rookie investor and started cold calling yesterday. Found a property thats going for tax lein sale in Baltimore in the next few weeks. The lien is about $400.I called the lady and she said she's been trying to g...

Before the end of the year I would like to move my IRAs and TSP out of the stock market. I am looking for some advice/guidance on the best strategy to make this happen.here is the run down- Currently invested in TSP (...

I have a tenant who I probably should've evicted a long time ago. Brief history: this tenant is the HR lady at my workplace and I originally broke my own rules by allowing her to have a pet and pay the security's depo...

Hi, I have about 5 short term rentals and I'm wondering how do I make them as passive as possible without having to pay a property manager 25%?