I'm currently looking to purchase a second home. It's a good deal and my wife and I are looking at a debt to income ratio of 44%. My question is, will we be able to get another home loan if our debt to income ration i...

I'm looking at some of the properties offered by my county's tax auction and there are a couple of decent mobile homes that I am considering. Key word, considering. These mobiles are not located in a mobile home park,...

I have no experience hiring a property manager. How much do they typically charge? What are their primary reaponsibilities?

I believe their biggest benefit to a landlord is keeping it n top of rent collection and se...

Can someone please analyze this deal and let me know if it looks like I'm doing this correctly.  I've made a few offers doing math similar to this and still no deals, so I just want to check in and make sure I'm not b...

Woke up this morning and tried my hand at my first Deal Analysis.First and foremost can someone look this over? Is there anything else I need to consider? Property 2/2.5 1,375 sq ft Townhome. Asking price $64,900.1. G...

I am getting familiar with Washington State absentee-owners in foreclosure. Now before anyone gets all "excited", absentee owners are fair game in regards to foreclosure so lets please not open up that can of worms. A...

I am reposting this as may be i'll have even more feedback here, specific for Bakersfield, as i posted it before on the general forum.Hello,I live in LA and have an accepted offer in Bakersfield to buy a duplex. Both...

Hello! So I've been running numbers on a rental property where the ROI is fantastic (80%) but the COC isn't so hot (5%). At what point would it be wise to focus more heavily on COC vs ROI? I'm also learning the BRRRR...

When analyzing multifamily properties in NJ, what is a conservative vacancy loss percentage number to use?

Im just starting out and was wondering what is better between refinancing and getting a home equity loan the pros and cons of each and in detail would help a lot thanks !