Jeremy Morton
Wealth through Index funds vs. REI
My wife and I recently closed on a house in Omaha, NE at $155,000 using a conventional loan. Since the closing/move, I've read a few books including "Set for Life". So as it stands now we are planning on saving $1,500...
Beth Blankenbicker
Tennessee or Ohio?
Hello. Haven't posted for a while. I'm still very new to investing and I was looking at both Tennessee and Ohio for a buy and hold or BRRR and I'm having difficulty deciding which one would be better to start with. Ca...
Brian Adams
Investing the security deposit.
Hello BPers. This is my first post. I have been looking tirelessly for good forums with some real life lessons on landlording/property management straight from the trenches, and this has been the best site I've foun...
Sulaiman Shah
Buying first rental property
Hi, I am trying to purchase my first property. I am looking for Single Family homes with 3+ beds and 15% equity or more. I am looking for a rental property and so far I found one or two properties which I called for a...
Kendra T.
What's a good roi?
Hi all,
What's considered a good rate of return for flipping properties (in your opinion)?
Please enlighten us noobs.
Erin Spradlin
So What If Airbnb Is Crashing Right Now...
I'll try to limit my rant here, but since the Wall Street Journal published a somewhat nasty article about Airbnb investors in late April and I represent a lot of Denver Airbnb Investors and Colorado Springs Airbnb in...
Account Closed
Funny but not funny tenant behavior during showings.
Ok, so this is kind of funny and serious at the same time. I work at a property management company and I do investing on the side. We recently had a very, very good tenant, one of the best we've had, so month to month...
Account Closed
The Annoying "mortgage interest" write off
Recently I've heard (or seen) some real estate guys preach and preach and preach about how keeping mortgage debt is good because you don't lose the mortgage interest deduction. This is very misleading to a new invest...
Sean Dezoysa
Where do most beginners fail?
Sometimes it's good to look at a new venture from the angle of the most common causes of failure.Let's get the non-action/motivation ones out of the way. Most people fail anything due to not starting, not studying en...
Jem J.
Renters paying upfront x13 mos.
New student renters graduating next year will pay upfront x13 mos' rent and water bill ($75.00/ mo). ( they will pay all utilities). Will reimburse water fee if they overpaid at lease' end. Anything else we need to be...