I hope this is the first hint of a return to common sense and Constitutional authority.https://abc13.com/coronavirus-...

I’m a newbie considering renting a fully furnished four bedroom, four bath single family home as corporate housing.  I’d welcome insights into the suburban Denver market (Lakewood/Green Mountain) for such properties a...

Hi all - two years ago I bought my first home in the Chicago area using the FHA loan program. I recently switched jobs and am now working for a company based in Seattle.  However, as part of my employment agreement my...

Looking to potentially acquire a new property but it is on public records as a 4 unit building but there are 5 units. I've been told the city has said a sprinkler system needs to be installed to get a variance to add ...

Hey Everybody!So I’m looking at purchasing my duplex and I have some big decisions to make. So I can go with a conventional loan for 5% down or a FHA for 3.5%. So I can live there and rent out the extra room (roommate...

https://www.housingwire.com/ar...What does this mean for the average investor who works with a national or local bank? Will this make it harder to finance investment properties with conventional mortgages?

Hi, for the most party I know how Hard money lenders work. My question is, has anyone ever used a hard money lender for buy and hold? If so, what was your exit strategy for the Hard money lender? Did you just continue...

I'm considering investing via one of these or similar sites. Has anyone had any experience with this? What are the pro's and con's? We have some money to invest, but we also have careers that we love and want to conti...

I'm pretty green when it come to real estate investing. I recently bought a 4-unit building in a nice location. I want to continue to buy and hold, but financing a 4 unit or less is based off of your personal income. ...

Hi I currently have 2 houses which I lease and looking how to expand my portfolio. Interested to know how to take maximum advantage of tax savings and how to be able to raise money to continue to purchase more houses.