this is the link to the artlicehttp://www.lifestylesunlimited.com/how-22-rent-pro...my question is With $12,000 down payment. say you need $2000 for upgrades to increase home value nd for miscellaneous fees, you are l...

Good day all! I have a question in the best way to go about purchasing a home with a partner. Quick Background:Bob - would be 2nd homeTom- would be his 1st home (willing to live in home as primary)What would be some r...

Hello! I'm starting my real estate business, and looking to outsource my lead generation because I don't have much time to cold call. I am thinking of mailing postcards to apartments for buyer leads, and hiring a cold...

I am currently researching the process of doing subject-to deals for homes that are owned by distressed sellers, particularly those that have missed two or more payments or have entered pre-foreclosure proceedings wit...

Currently looking at buying a duplex in the Fort Worth area. I have 1 rental property at the moment. I am wondering if I should do a DSCR for the new property, that will cash flow vs a conventional. Is DSCR simply wor...

Does anyone in Maryland have experience doing 203k loan(s) and renovations? What were some of your lessons learned and/or advice?

Specifically looking for info on best things to do when getting started.

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I'm looking to start doing multiple properties at once. I have a good banker, but I would think that banks have a limit or formula that they adhere to for lending. Is there a general rule/formula for how much risk a b...

Hello! I rented out my house for one year and definitely had a lot of learnings with managing the property on my own.One of the after-effects of the tenant moving out of the house was that her gas bill was not paid fo...

Read my story as I explain how one small property management lease omission can cost big bucks.What Happened:I own quite a few rentals in Bridgeport, Connecticut. After heavy rains yesterday, I got a phone call last n...

I'm studying for my Broker's license and I came across something very interesting. Apparently, if someone is delinquent on their taxes, the property goes to a Tax Sale where the highest bidder (above taxes owed) gets ...