When you purchase a property with a tenant currently living there do they need to sign your lease agreement even if the rent remains the same? What about if you’re planning on raising rent price when you purchase?

We're at the beginning of an interesting time in real estate. The nation's largest generation is starting to downsize which means they are selling their homes to capture the years of equity from mortgage pay downs and...

My question to the real estate investing professionals and any other seasoned investor would be: what would you do if you was 20 years old again?My reasoning behind this question is because I am 20 years old and I am ...

After my due diligence, I know the property has been within a family for a number of years....
It looks like there have been multiple quit claim deeds to different family members. The vacant property is also sub-stan...

Hello everyone,
My name is Chris and I am just starting my new journey into real estate and investing. I am so excited to start this new chapter in my life.
Currently I am almost finished with my first book BRRRR ...

Hey everyone, I’ve been on a mission since January 2020 to move out of my rental in DC and into a house hack in Maryland by November 2020. In March, I moved out of my $1200/mo shared house in DC and into a $650/mo sha...

I'll be leaving my job in January and I've decided to get involved in real estate investing subsequent to that. Long story short, I'm looking to buy a BRRRR-able 4-plex and live in one of the units. While I'm eager to...

I've been reading news of universities/schools moving towards a new way of education wherein a portion of the year will be done through Zoom/telecommuting. 1. Is anyone invested in a college town where a portion of yo...

We've spent the last couple years following Set for Life and have stashed more than the 100K. We've been waiting for an opportune time to get into real estate investing and have done a good amount of education and foc...

I was reading a little bit about shopping for loans, and I was wondering if anyone had any tips on looking for lenders who can lend you the loan that you want, on your terms, without having to actually apply for a loa...