
18 June 2025 | 4 replies
I did the same at one point and grew my portfolio to where I eventually decided I didn’t want to hold any more rentals.

18 June 2025 | 5 replies
Doesn't this mean that eventually there will be fewer people, thus less demand, resulting in less property appreciation, or worse, a decline in property value?

17 June 2025 | 3 replies
I'm a nurse who wants to eventually leave the bedside and delve into real estate investing.

18 June 2025 | 3 replies
Whether house hacking, live in flips, or ultimately buying a place to live in, then eventually move out & rent.

7 June 2025 | 0 replies
.🎯 My goal is to learn from creative investors here, connect with others exploring similar ideas, and eventually test the waters with a small group.

17 June 2025 | 1 reply
Then eventually these great AirBnB's were a lot more upkeep, a much more active business than many people were expecting, then with the mix of market trends of lower occupancy during lower periods of travel crippled their ability to stay afloat for those just starting out compared to those that have been doing it for a while & have better quality residences at better prices.For Co-living, the property has to be worth while, the layout has to be setup good, the tenant pool may be a little more limited due to people having to rent with possible strangers, etc.

12 June 2025 | 0 replies
Houses are greatly over inflated –what goes up must go down, eventually – and it is coming.Metro AreaSalary NeededMedian Home PriceMonthly PaymentSan Jose$501,760$2,020,000$11,708San Francisco$338,427$1,320,000$7,897San Diego$257,190$1,036,500$6,001Los Angeles$218,483$862,600$5,098New York City$202,150$725,300$4,717Seattle$198,233$772,900$4,625Boston$194,593$734,000$4,541Washington, D.C.$166,814$630,900$3,892Miami$165,818$643,900$3,869Denver$161,935$647,800$3,778Riverside/San Bernardino$155,109$609,200$3,619Portland$151,963$591,200$3,546Sacramento$144,791$550,000$3,378Salt Lake City$138,012$556,500$3,220Austin$136,845$465,100$3,193Providence$135,721$492,700$3,167Phoenix$119,546$487,900$2,789Las Vegas$119,242$486,400$2,782Orlando$117,731$445,000$2,747Hartford$113,491$378,300$2,648Raleigh$113,466$443,900$2,648Dallas$113,069$377,900$2,638Richmond$112,951$446,300$2,636Chicago$110,038$371,500$2,568National$108,486$402,300$2,531Baltimore$106,969$393,000$2,496Tampa$106,903$400,000$2,494Minneapolis$106,442$388,100$2,484Nashville$105,831$417,600$2,469Milwaukee$105,477$388,100$2,461Philadelphia$105,118$363,000$2,453Jacksonville$104,718$390,000$2,443Charlotte$104,324$411,200$2,434Houston$100,142$337,400$2,337Atlanta$98,232$369,400$2,292Virginia Beach$92,269$350,200$2,153San Antonio$90,393$300,000$2,109Columbus$89,131$321,800$2,080Kansas City$88,913$328,700$2,075Indianapolis$81,918$316,200$1,911Birmingham$80,084$312,800$1,869Cincinnati$79,540$293,900$1,856New Orleans$78,572$291,000$1,833Buffalo$76,156$245,900$1,777Louisville$73,844$278,100$1,723St Louis$73,581$262,100$1,717Memphis$73,302$276,100$1,710Oklahoma City$73,052$258,800$1,705Detroit$72,296$254,200$1,687Pittsburgh$64,071$225,400$1,495Cleveland$63,611$213,200$1,484https://www.visualcapitalist.com/mapped-the-salary-needed-to...So, I’m recommending that if you can’t get more rent than expenses, move on to the next opportunity.

4 June 2025 | 0 replies
My husband and I want to eventually retire to somewhere in the Bay Area, anywhere between Santa Cruz and Calistoga.

3 June 2025 | 0 replies
I’ve spent the last 10+ years working hands-on in new home construction, remodeling, and residential project management.Recently, I launched Roman Property Developments (RPD) with the goal of transitioning into investing—starting with wholesaling off-market deals and eventually growing into new development projects.I know I’ve got a lot to learn on the investing side, but I also believe my construction background gives me a leg up when it comes to evaluating properties, estimating repairs, and seeing the potential in undervalued deals.Looking to connect with other investors, buyers, and pros here in Michigan.

6 June 2025 | 1 reply
The idea is to establish a repayment agreement in which they pay me back over 13 years, with the goal of eventually reclaiming ownership once the full amount is repaid.Legally, the home is owned by my grandparents, though my parents have maintained it for years and are listed on the title.