I know this is based some on opinion and individual experiences, but what has been the experience of people that have invested in either or (even better) both of these markets? Which one tends to have higher cash flow...

Hey guys, I have been reading some of the material about analyzing deals and it is often suggested that you can add value to the property by upgrading certain parts of the home and in turn generate more cash flow each...

Fannie Mae Homestyle Renovation Loan vs. FHA 203(k)
The FHA 203(k) is the most widely known renovation loan, but did you know about the Fannie Mae Homestyle Loan?
Here's how they break down:
Fannie Mae Homestyle
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Hello Fellow Investors, I am looking for some guidance, I am building a proposal to present to investors. But I am curious from people who have some experience or have partnered with others who provided the capital ho...

Hello, I am 22(M) and I just enlisted to the Amry. I am looking foward to learing what ways I am able to invest more into real estate as well as using the benefits to obtaining more and more properites. 

When funding your real estate deals, do you prefer PMLs or traditional bank financing? Some lenders offer flexible terms tailored to investors, which can be a game-changer. What are the key advantages and disadvantage...

The average salary for a software engineer in Boston is $117,000. Let's say $86,000 after taxes. And let's say you're currently paying $2,000/mo in rent - $24,000 down the drain/year. SWE's are positioned very well to...

My husband and I are setting up a solo 401K with a Roth IRA sub account . Are we allowed to fund it with an old Roth rollover or can we only make a new annual contribution of 24K?

I get this question alot and I see the benefits of both, With cash you have more negoiating power and you own it free and clear, and with loans you are borrowing at 5% and putting into a property that gets you 10-15% ...

hey guys.I've seen a lot of posts about how RE is soooo much better in the long haul than just putting pretax $$in  a 401k and assuming about an 7% return.But what are some scenarios that the 401k is the better option...