I'm under contract for my 3rd property, which I'll be househacking, using the ADU as an STR. Most the investors I talk to regularly are flippers so I feel like they have different metrics than what I can use house hac...

I want to get into the buy and hold rental properties sooner than later but I have no money to put down or none saved up. Should I jump into something or be cautious and wait to have some money saved in case something...

I have been in the real estate industry for about nine years now.  My initial niche was student rentals in Md and the Baltimore university areas.  I was a very early tesla renter in 2018 when most were still waiting t...

So I'm trying to secure my first multifamily property and I don't have that much capital. Im trying to get a private lender involved but I am not sure on how to find one. Also, if I do find one, does anyone have any a...

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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.I believe I have found an awesome seller financed deal through a mutual friend the seller and I have. Th...

I have a Schedule E Excel spreadsheet I started using to track all expenses as well as help out at time time. It has all of the categories from the IRS form. My questions is, when you're looking at your mortgage state...

I'm looking into purchasing a home without 20% down that I would like to turn into a rental. Even though it would have PMI in it, the house would have have two apartments in it (one apartment is already filled), and t...

It's a resort complex of buildings on Cane Island Loop in Kissimmee. Lots of listings. A typical apartment is around 280-295K, 1100-1200 sq feet, furnished, taxes about $2000/yr, HOA $374/mo   Great location not far f...

Hello all. Found the podcast before finding the site. Almost done paying off my first property and looking to learn more before growing my portfolio of LTR properties. 

I am trying to sharpen the pencil in regards to my financial model for the single family homes that we own.  We currently use 3% but I am finding that is inadequate and I am wondering if anyone here had a back of the ...