As a long term, buy and hold investor, should I hold title to the property in an LLC to increase asset protection or is having an umbrella insurance policy enough? or both?

Hey all,First post on BP!My father in law recently passed away leaving his 3/2 single family home to my wife and her 20 year old brother.  We've been wanting to start investing in real estate over the last couple of y...

We're evaluating a deal that involves a Section 8 tenant already in place. We've read that the government will guarantee up to 70% of the rent on behalf of the tenant. However, I do know that Section 8 has a bit of a ...

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I currently live in NJ and have put in a transfer with my company who has business units in Texas. I received a call from the Austin, TX business unit about a position that will be opening later this year. From m...

Good evening,I'm thinking about moving forward with having an investor take over one of my properties and sublease on AirBnb. In the past I did traditional landlord but I am being over 20% over market value. I underst...

We are just about to move to Seattle area which is very expensive purchase price so we are considering our first investment property being down south. We have been looking at properties in realtor.com but are kind of...

I spoke with a homeowner that is selling her mobile/manufacture home. The subdivision looks nice and spacious. The home sits on a 1 acre land with. 3 bedroom 2 bath. Asking price 55K, I haven't ran an accurate COMP bu...

Hey folks,

I would like to hear your inputs about the sheriff sale process in Philadelphia.

Any successful experiences?

Thanks,

Andresa

Key words: foreclosure, philly, philadelphia, ca...

Based on your experience, in general, what is the rational or the steps in getting into a new market. Looking to break into the Louisville, KY area. Blessings !!!

2nd post here. Just getting started. But know what I want. So I have a pending loan with fund and grow I expect anywhere between 50k - 150k and I have 18k to my name in an IRA, a ROTH IRA. But it wasn't always a ROTH ...