I've been going back and forth over what to do and would appreciate any feedback. A couple months ago we purchased a SFH with cash and an unsecured credit line ($20,000). The line is interest monthly with a variable i...

Hey All, Recently, one of my SFH mortgages have decreased by $100+ per month. Your thoughts on applying that directly to the principle to pay it down faster (I do not plan on keeping the property more than 10 years. A...

Help! Would you renew a lease that is coming to an end or let the lease continue to month-to- month for an always late paying tenant? Our current lease spells out that it will automatically continue month-to-month. P...

Hello community!So im on step -1 due to past finacial neglect but have come to my senses and have been able to save a decent chunk of money (to me atleast). My question is should i use this savings to pay off my old c...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Kingsland.

Purchase price: $100,000

Cash invested: $20,000

Had a Renter needed a Property

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So, I took out $143k in student loans. I graduated in May of 2017 and started paying in August of 2017. I have officially paid of $110,000 and have about $34k left! I'm currently paying $3,500 per month with hopes of ...

HOA is doubling down on outlawing AirBnBs, however they are considering either a monthly fee or fine of sorts in order to allow people to continue doing AirBnB while also raising funds for the HOA. Has anyone ever hea...

So I've contemplating for years now whether to roll extra cash that I use to fund my TSP (military 401k) into mortgage payment and pay it off faster. So far I've been maxing out TSP as I understand its tax advantages,...

I would like to get everyone's input if you ever had experience with any of your tenants filed bankruptcy, can you share your experience and advice? I have just received a mail sent by the tenant's attorney stating th...

I'm interested in buying an investment property in California, largely due to the advantages of prop 13. As I understand it, it caps property tax raises to 2% per year, which is hugely beneficial in areas that appreci...