Hi everyone,I am getting closer to purchasing my first property in the Utah market and would like some advice on what qualities I should seek in a lender? Also, I would like to clearly understand the difference betwee...

So I’m trying to understand then lending side of real estate. How many loans can you have under your name? Obviously investors with multiple properties have multiple mortgage loans. Do banks consider your cash flow as...

If owner will carry the agreement, will the Brrrr method still work? Especially if once renovated and refinanced by a hard money lender I could pay for the properties? Where will this leave me and what should I watch ...

A Brief Introduction

We recently just completed a BRRRR deal on our primary residence in which we are also house hacking!
Location: Louisville, KY
Purchase Price: $145,000
Rehab Cost: $43,000
ARV: $265,000
Re...

Duplex available for 100k.it’s a 2 bed 2 bath 1800sq ft so each side is one bed one bath. One side rented for 550 but I believe they can definitely be raised to 650-700. the other side needs renovations. Arv I think i...

I’m a 17 year old high school student in the Jackson, Mississippi area. I would like to get started in real estate soon after I turn 18 but would like to hear any tips anyone may have to get going. I’ve read many of t...

I keep a monthly cost of living spreadsheet that list all of our personal living expenses like the Mtg on my home, car payment cell phones, food cost utilities and blah blah blah.

My goal is to have over 100%...

Hello everyone, Ashley McGrath here I'm brand new to the community and I'm excited about the opportunity. My husband and I are currently living in the home we are going to buy in September.  We got a pretty amazing de...

A quick little background about myself. I recently turned 20 years old and gave up baseball about six months ago to work full time while going to school full time. I am a math major so numbers have always been my stre...

How to figure out what tax bracket you’ll be in during retirement? For example, let’s say a single person makes a 100K per year on W-2 right now working for a corporate world.  It’s taxed at about 25-30 percent, right...