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Christopher Rubio Small Multi-Family vs. Single-Family for a First Out-of-State Deal?
30 January 2026 | 46 replies
Even some Orlando neighborhoods that are less dense than the downtown or theme park adjacent zip codes
Tracy Scott Public Records and Other Lead Sources: What Works?
25 December 2025 | 1 reply
I use the public info.....preforeclosure, code violations, etc
Troy Brown I’m young and new. PLEASE HELP!
1 January 2026 | 10 replies
From my experience, the best way to learn deals/referrals is to pick 1–2 zip codes, study rents, sold comps weekly, and show up at local REI meetups to meet buyers/wholesalers.
KC Conti Inheriting old tenants but using my leases QUESTIONS
27 December 2025 | 8 replies
in Michigan most municipalities have rental certification requirements so once you become the new owner/landlord you will have to show that you are making strides to update any rental code violations.
Joshua Ocean Whos this Jerome Maldonado and is he the real deal?
24 December 2025 | 20 replies
No YouTube video or online course can prepare someone to entitle land across different markets.Once you select a market, I strongly recommend engaging a local zoning attorney and a local civil engineer who regularly practice in that jurisdiction.By way of example, I am based in Philadelphia and have encountered very different entitlement issues across projects: one involved an overlay that required negotiations with both the Planning Commission and the Historical Commission to make ADA-compliant façade changes; another required stormwater and Streets Department reviews before a zoning permit could be issued; and a separate $20 million development I am currently working on ran into a conflict between zoning approvals and the building code due to a design team oversight and is now undergoing a redesign.Investors operating in other markets will face their own local land use, zoning, and code issues that are just as nuanced and location specific.As far as the value that's created, there must be a very compelling story of value add for lenders to treat the imputed equity borrower's equity participation.
Jamie Johnsen Pennsylvania PA Landlords - Pottstown Montgomery Co- Inspection lawsuit-Landmark win
23 December 2025 | 2 replies
Pottstown’s rental inspection ordinance forced landlords and tenants to open their doors every-other-year for an inspection of the home, in search of code violations.
Christian Welch Rental Market 2025: Key Trends Every Real Estate Investor Should Understand
29 December 2025 | 6 replies
Affordability and Space Drive Renter DecisionsDespite rising rents nationwide, value-conscious renters continued to find the best deals in the South and Midwest.In 63% of large U.S. cities, renters could secure 1,000+ square feet for $1,500/monthTexas stood out yet again, delivering both space and affordabilityThe state led the nation with 44 ZIP codes offering luxury rentals below market pricingThis combination of affordability, modern amenities, and economic growth helps explain why Texas metros continue to outperform on both renter demand and investor interest.6.
Amber Johanneck ​Inside the Building Dept: A Plans Examiner’s Mission to Cut Your Red Tape
22 December 2025 | 0 replies
I spend my hours reviewing blueprints, checking code compliance, and seeing exactly where investors lose time and money.​I’m joining this community because I’m driven to demystify the red tape.
Jeremy Beland Stop Chasing Leads—Start Cashing In on the Ones You Already Have
27 December 2025 | 1 reply
If you start with highly motivated leads (tax delinquent 3+ years, code violations, absentee owners), your 7-12 touchpoints are WAY more likely to convert than if you're starting with cold Zillow scrapes or generic direct mail lists.I think the real formula is:1.
Graham Bozarth First Fix & Flip Might Have To Rent It
27 December 2025 | 18 replies
Using Youtube to learn trades is valuable as well as reading Code books.