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Christine Knezevic Paint, Cabinets & Flooring
13 October 2025 | 8 replies
They brighten and expand kitchens, creating a fresh, open feel that is very attractive to potential tenants.
Andrew Postell Rates Slide as Global and Domestic Pressures Mount
14 October 2025 | 0 replies
Fed officials remain cautious, but the lack of fresh data and rising global risks are making a stronger case for preemptive action.
Collin Hays What's the consensus on electric fireplaces in a mountain cabin?
12 October 2025 | 20 replies
We put up signs suggesting opening the windows when using the fireplace for fresh air, but that whole concept scared the crap out of me.I found paper ashes and matches in the fireplaces when they had push-button start, so that also concerned me.I found what I think was melted marshmallow on the logs, so that concerned me.Long story short, I would go electric. 
Matt Settle What would your first deal be?
16 October 2025 | 20 replies
@Matt Settle - great question for all newbies as they tend to overcomplicate things and there is A LOT of info out there to digest and it can sometimes be overload.If I were starting fresh today, my first deal would be a cash-flowing (not necessarily anything crazy) turnkey single-family home in a landlord-friendly, affordable market - somewhere in the Midwest or Southeast (think Birmingham, Georgia, TX, TN, OH or OK).Here’s why:Lower entry prices mean you can get in with less capital and less risk.Strong rent-to-price ratios make it easier to hit positive cash flow from day one.Turnkey properties let you start "earning while you’re learning" without needing to manage a full rehab or local tenants yourself.Builder and seller incentives help as well which are customary when you are shopping in this arena - things like concessions towards rate buy downs, cash back post closing, etc.Focus on markets where the numbers actually work - not just where you live.
AJ Wong 📝 STR & AirBNB property features & amenities that drive higher ROI & Occupancy
23 October 2025 | 14 replies
Mattresses, cleanliness, air purifiers, fans, heaters, softer sheets, black out curtains, lighting.
William Thompson Condo or Single-Family: Which Property Wins the 2025 Bonus Depreciation Game?
16 October 2025 | 8 replies
The 2025 bonus depreciation change is definitely going to make both property types worth a fresh look.Curious what kind of ratios you’re seeing lately between land vs. depreciable assets on condos seems to vary a lot by market.
Kyle Schall First Investment Property- Trouble Renting 2nd Unit
13 October 2025 | 1 reply
Zillow and Apartments.com both push “fresh” listings higher when something changes.
Matthew Sevilla 1st BRRRR Deal. Unfinished Basement.
12 October 2025 | 4 replies
Even small improvements like proper lighting, fresh paint, and flooring can make it feel usable and increase buyer appeal.
Michael Guido Anyone hear of Vestright land deals
23 November 2025 | 55 replies
And of course another personal Bias is I don't recommend anyone putting training on a CC unless your just looking to get air miles and you pay your cards in full every month..
Travis Rasmussen Airbnb changed the Algorithm...
15 October 2025 | 45 replies
In the meantime, I’ve heard some hosts are getting traction by leaning more on direct bookings, optimizing titles/descriptions with fresh keywords, and boosting visibility through social media.