This question came up from reading http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/01/27/tenant-screening/ on this site:

In that article, it advises landlords to check out a potential tenant's appearance, attitude, car...

As Investors we have had to make a pivot over the last year, as LTR cashflow is tight, and STR have gotten so competitive. But there is still opportunity out there! 
What's going on in Wenatchee? 
We're a valley in ...

Hi my name is Michael Wood from Castro Valley California  I have a 5 year lease,  and the house went into foreclosure and sold at auction .  New owners plan  on  renovating a home and selling it back on the market .  ...

I’m new at this and can tell that these renovations don’t sell for top dollar, but flippers insist on gray floors with gray walls. Why?

Hi everyone, I would appreciate if someone can answer this question for me.I bought a house in Houston in March of 2012. We lived in it for two years and been renting it since.I am selling my house next month which wi...

Hello everyone! I'm wanting to get involved in the Knoxville area, and I'm looking for recommendations for any investor friendly R.E. Agents, lenders, property management companies, contractors, etc. Specifically hopi...

A well-known REI community organizer/moderator here in D/FW just sent this out in an email today, and I find it unbelievable that he would actually DO this, much less recommend to ME (on his mailing list) that I s...

i  tried to follow BRRR strategy but running into problem....purchase a condo 4 weeks ago with 40% down with mortgage $100K at 4.3% interest rate...i have good tenant with 2 years lease and make good cashflow..~$500/ ...

I believe the answer to this question is probably obvious. But I would love multiple feedback, constructive criticism, and differing opinions. I'm all about having strong opinionated people and surrounding yourself wi...

Hasn't happened to me yet (thank God) but got me to thinking - what can you do to avoid this? I'm assuming it's impossible to avoid & just the cost of doing business? Just chalk up to experience & move on?