Hello Everyone! I'm a newbie investor looking for some advice as I transition out of the Military. I'm currently stationed in Korea and looking to retire in 18 months. I'm interested in picking up some Single Family/D...

I am a WA state resident and looking to invest in SFH or multifamily in Chicago. I would like to pick your brain and hear your experiences if you are a out of state investor and currently own SFH or multi family in ch...

I intend to start regularly visiting the city I want to invest in after corona goes away. I understand I need to build a local team before I can start buying,but I really have no idea how to do this professionally. I'...

im looking at a small duplex thats for sale, deal looks good except the current landlord pays utilities because they are not seperatly metered. have you ever had to get units seperatly metered for gas, electricity and...

A lot of times when you hear note investors talk about deals they have done, they talk about conversations with borrowers in the first person. For example, "I reached out to the borrower. They wanted to stay in their ...

I own a home in the salt creek landing subdivision in Berwick. I have a property management company bidding me at 10% monthly fee, with a 375$ "finders fee" every time a new tenant moves in and a 175$ lease renewal fe...

Hi All,
Can anyone recommend a good title company that is investor friendly for wholesale deals in San Diego?  I have called a hand full and have had no luck so far.  In all fairness, I am new to wholesaling and am t...

Once I went into bankruptcy to retain our house, I was amazed to find that the one thing I could not liquidate was my timeshare: a luxury item which should be the first thing to go. It's almost as if we're expected to...

I’m curious where the cut off is. I’m pretty confident I can change a lightbulb on a rental property without calling a licensed electrician. At the same time I’m also quite sure that I cannot rewire and electric panel...

I remember hearing stories from my finance professors about how when interest rates were high in 70s the banks would offer mortgage borrowers a chance to payoff their loan at a discount to the principal balance.   Pre...