For those that ONLY read bigger pockets and what their guru's are telling them. Here is some recent news on some prime real estate. I know many will say "that is commercial it will not impact residential". My opinion ...

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I'm looking to invest in my first property, a multifamily in the NYC area. I spoke with a seasoned investor who told me that for a property to cash flow I need rent at about 6% of purchase price. I've also ...

I’m currently looking at a deal that has 3 buildings and 18 units in total. I reached out to the commercial lender I’ve dealt with in the past to see if they could help finance 70% of the purchase price with the other...

I invest in the Northern Kentucky market, across the river from Cincinnati.  It is next to impossible to find decent properties that cash flow for an 8% coc.  Should I settle for less in order to get my cash out of th...

I have a high end rental property in Manhattan, NYC, . The tenant wants to break the lease early (6 months before lease termination). According to what I've read online, the tenant is obligated to pay the remainder of...

I am looking to purchase my first rental property by year end and was curious as to what types of insurance I would need to protect my investment. For reference, I plan to purchase a duplex and live in one of the units.

Curious on if anyone has a rule of thumb on when to flip or when to refinance and keep as rental? Certain amount of cash flow? CoC? Etc?Recently I’ve only kept a few properties which cash flow extremely well, otherwis...

Besides cleaning, and pet fees, what additional fees do you charge in your vacation rentals?
I have seen other people charging linen fees and admin fees.
My cleaning fee is a little higher that the cleaners charge t...

I am contemplating investing for the first time in a real estate venture.  It is for a large multifamily apartment building.  The big question is the projected sales price at the end of the five year holding period.  ...

Just wondering what others think about the "bubble." Prices have stalled in Vegas now, and here in Tucson too. No real drops yet, but if interest rates go up even two percent, there will be any thousands fewer buyers ...