Good Day My Fellow R.E. Investors,I posted this in general discussion but thought might need to post here....I have been on the hunt for about 3 years getting things in order for a property to invest in.. I finally go...

Hello everybody, thank you for any consideration ahead of time. 
so I am in a relatively peculiar situation and would love to get some advise. I'm going to be very honest because the facts and truths matter in this s...

Background
I own a 2 bed, 2 bath condo in Warm Springs, Fremont, CA (near Tesla - Lennar / Toll Brothers construction) that I'm currently renting out (long term). The property has appreciated 10-13% over the past 4 y...

Hi everyone!
I have a quick question and would love to hear your thoughts. If you have a couple of rental properties with some equity, and you're looking to tap into that equity to fund more investments, what would y...

I am trying to decide if it is time to sell my 1st (only) SFR Rental.  I want to do more deals, but currently I have just been reinvesting everything back into the first to pay down the mortgage.  My property has abou...

Great forum, glad I found it.

My question is as follows. The fule of thumb when determing a potentially good rehab deal is to use the 70% of ARV (After Repaired Value) less repairs method. However, can you use th...

We're one of the many people leaving California for good ol' Texas. We're buying a brand new home in the Austin area. Here's the decision I have to make: Do I keep my home in Anaheim, CA, and rent it out? Or do I sell...

One general question... Why is preferred or suggested to form the LLC that owns the RE rental property in the same state where the RE is located? 

I was having a discussion the other day with someone who said that Northwest Florida (especially more of the luxury areas around 30a) are more of a "capital appreciation" play and that It's impossible to get good cash...

Whether the interest rates are 3% or 7%, those who are renting are still losing in todays market. I personally believe that all first time home buyers should get into house hacking. Using FHA, paying only 3.5% down wi...