I’m looking for someone in the Upstate of SC that can help me wade thru the ordinances and building codes.I have property that I want to add some short term rentals for recreational areas, but anytime the questions ge...

Investment Info:

Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment in Nashville.

Purchase price: $2,800,000

Cash invested: $680,000

We purchased these four homes with the intent to utilize them...

if you buy a property for 60k, you put about 12k down, and the value does not increase, but you get a tenant, and wait 6 months until you have about 15k equity, in theory, could I get a cash out refinance and pull my ...

I'm curious to get people's opinions on whether it's better to build a house in today's market vs buy. We have been looking to add to our portfolio for several months, but have been unable to locate any deals that cas...

I am considering purchasing a first buy-and-hold rental in Raleigh NC, as I feel there is a great potential and current trajectory of the market in the area. Looking for a SFH in a budget of under 300k.Wanted to ask i...

Hello, I am new to real estate and I am taking a chance on getting into this field . I have been doing a lot of reading and listening to different podcasts but I think I need some 1 on 1. I am searching for a good m...

Hey there! Are you ready to unlock the full financial potential of your real estate investments? Look no further than the 1031 exchange rule! This powerful tool in the federal tax code can help you increase your wealt...

If i do a subject 2 and seller financing, do i give the title to the buyer and lose my advantage in depreciation, tax advantages and appreciation/equity? Then does it go the same with lease option?

Hi everyone this is my first time posting on this forum. I was watching some of the information on YouTube and wanted to get some of my questions answered here. I live in NYC New York, so living comfortably here would...

Hi - 
new here and need tons of advice.. Looking at investing for a rental property, but plan to put 0% down..  I was told the conventional loan is the best way to go, but require at a minimum 20% down.. In addition,...