Specifically for the purpose of acquiring, improving, and renting out property in what we would consider Class C/D areas?

If so... would love to brain pick...

I am a 44 year old lawyer who is seeking to transition to real estate investing with a goal of retiring from my legal practice and making a living on income from real estate. I have $250,000 to invest and am intereste...

The roof on my townhouse is nearing the end of it's useful life.  The ridge cap recently blew off and I'm facing the old "repair or replace" question - with a twist.  It's a simple peaked roof.  The front slope faces ...

Hi all, I am interested in getting started in real estate investing and pretty overwhelmed after reading a lot and doing a lot of the basics over the past 6 months. I am a physician so looking for more hands off inves...

Just prior to my first real estate investment in 2014, the 2% was heavily promoted by Brandon Turner.   Then more recently it was lowered to the 1% rule.  Now the current staff are promoting around .8%.   So interesti...

I have seen several articles claiming that the deductibility of interest for your primary residence is on the chopping block to close our budget gap.

Does anyone know what is happening with this? Who is pushing th...

Hey guys,
I am looking at buying my first investment property. Here are the numbers:

Asking 160k, but I plan to offer much less
Units are 2/1’s, rent for $595 each
Built 1984
Tenants pay utilities

Income: $595 x 4...

I have this situation below - The below chart is from various properties. All are on 15 or 30-year conventional loan at 4-ish % It's going great everything is cash flowing. As you can see there is too much equity - ba...

Hey everyone! I'm looking at this Deal on a 4/2 SFH in the Phoenix, AZ area and would love to get feedback on the analysis. I took some SWAG guesses on doing this BRRRR with Hard Money and then refinancing with a Conv...

Lately, I've been thinking a lot about risk as the economy keeps on rolling.  My biggest fear as an investor (and father of 3), is that I'll overextend myself and end up in the same position that a lot of people were ...