Hey Everybody,

I'm working on my get rich quick business plan for 2011.

Can you eye this for me? I'd appreciate all constructive insight:

It's detailed, so if you have trouble sitting still, run away now probab...

Currently in the process of purchasing a residential REO in NJ, but intend on buying property in Florida over the next several months, as well.  The plan is to form an LLC, and as we are doing business in both states ...

I am currently house hacking and want to know what the best way is to maximize return on Schedule E. 1. Dividing expenses - I see some post saying that I should just divide the unit by half. In my case, my tenants spa...

Hello,
This is my second post on the PB Forum. I'd like to get more insight, experienced, and intelligent answers more than trying to be sold something. I am from NY and I am looking to do out of state investing. I am...

My ex husband died last year and my name is still on the deed to the property we shared. THe divorce says he gets the property but nothing else was ever signed on the property. We have a living son and no one else. ...

With FHA loan, the borrower has to live at primary residence for 2 years before he or she can sell the property. Is this correct? Any advises would be greatly appreciated.David

I recently purchased a duplex in Atlanta, GA in Fulton County. One side is occupied and I'm currently rehabbing the other side. We are repairing rotting, moldy floor joists, a condition that extends through the floors...

My current state is too expensive for me to buy right now. Other states like Ohio , Philadelphia, Baltimore and Delaware seems easier to get started in. Should I just up and move to start business ? Or figure out how ...

Hello,I live in Sonoma, CA and have been looking into buying investment properties out-of-state. Houston, TX has caught my eye in terms of market and demographic statistics. Does anyone else have any experience invest...

In his book " How to Be a Quick Turn Real Estate Entrepreneur in Any Economy" Real Estate guru Ron Legrand claims that your MAO(Most Allowable Offer)shouldn't go above 70% of the ARV(After Repair Value)of a property. ...