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Traci Finch Fixer-upper & Multi-Family Housing
29 October 2025 | 10 replies
One thing I’ve learned is that the key to investing out of your local area is focusing on markets with strong fundamentals—job growth, population growth, and affordable entry prices that allow for cash flow.
Tyler Koller Baselane Vs Stessa
25 November 2025 | 36 replies
You can easily tag each transaction using categories that synch to your Schedule E for tax time.
Czar Wiley New to Out of State Investing in Erie, Penn
25 October 2025 | 2 replies
I’m not based there specifically, but I focus on Midwest markets that share similar fundamentals — affordable entry prices, solid rent-to-value ratios, and steady tenant demand.
Anthony Amitrano Ready to Hack my House!
24 October 2025 | 2 replies
While I focus on the Midwest, the fundamentals you’re learning—analyzing cash flow, managing tenants, and planning renovations—will translate anywhere.
Jeux Marseille Fajardo Looking for Guidance on First Steps
29 October 2025 | 7 replies
You'll learn so much about landlording that it'll help you out for future deals.it doesn't teach you much about capital raising but learning the fundamentals of real estate is more important in my opinion. 
Garry Lawrence Advice Needed: 20-Year-Old Investor Planning First Flip with a Silent Partner
12 November 2025 | 8 replies
It’s been a great learning experience managing it, and now I’m preparing to do my first flip, God willing, within the next 3–4 months.I have a close friend who’s also an investor in my e-commerce business, and he’s expressed multiple times that he wants to invest in my next real estate project.
Tyler Foshe How Do You Generate Leases?
3 November 2025 | 15 replies
I’ve tried a few different options for leases over the years — from state association templates to PDF edits — but recently switched to managing mine through Baselane.What I like about it is that you can either:Generate a state-specific lease directly in the platform (it’s $10 per lease), orUpload your own lease and just use their built-in e-signature tool.That flexibility is nice because I already have a lease template I like, but I still get the convenience of secure e-signing, tenant record storage, and having everything tied to my rent collection system.If you’re just getting started and want something affordable without having to involve a lawyer every time, it’s a good middle ground — compliant, organized, and cheaper than most one-off legal form sites.
Michael Nguyen First fix and flip...what do you typically look for in a good title company?
25 November 2025 | 9 replies
But the general public or one off investors starting out like yourself can call the customer service line and ask for a TRIO a Trio is a copy of the last recorded deed a copy of the assessors tax page and a plat map.. they will have it to you with in 2 to 3 minutes via e mail generally its just a couple of clicks for you.. 
Chase Calhoun Is BRRRR Dead for Everyone Else?
19 November 2025 | 34 replies
@Arman Ahmed I completely agree that the fundamentals are still there for investors who run their numbers conservatively.I’d also add that the financing strategy behind the BRRRR makes all the difference now.
Robert E. Byrd Long time listener
27 October 2025 | 14 replies
Welcome @Robert E.