Hi, I’m looking for ways to increase the value of my four family without displacing tenants to do renovations.

Hello All - I and my wife own a house in Cumming, GA and currently we have 6 months emergency (66k) and currently also sitting on another 85-90k ready to be invested in Real Estate.

With having a family you will have limited time compared to a single person.

If you’re planning to self-manage in Ohio as an out-of-state investor, building a solid team is key even if you’re doing the day-to-day yourself—start with a reliable local real estate agent who knows investor-friendly neighborhoods, a property manager you can call on for emergencies or occasional help, a good handyman or contractor for quick repairs, and a local lender or title company you trust.

You're paying more in an interest so the property needs to perform better.id recommend saving some money for reserves outside the heloc (which was smart to do so you can access in the event of an emergency). 

Here’s our situation: My partner and I bought a rundown two-family and put about $150K into it (electrical, HVAC, and a full cosmetic refresh on one of the two units).

I have read that 6months worth of emergency funds should be set aside, usually refers to personal emergency issues.   

Good morning everyone. I’m a licensed builder, electrician, and realtor based out of Winston Salem NC. I would love to connect with y’all and be of any assistance I can. Please feel free to reach out to me with any qu...

I built my MTR systems so well, I can manage everything while traveling — no emergencies, no chaos.Here’s what I use:-Guesty or Hospitable for messaging-Breezeway or Turno for cleanings-Google Drive for standardized check-in/out docsAutomation is key.

The portfolio has been family-owned and operated for decades, and they've spent the last 2+ years gearing up to sell it by investing in CapEx items like the roofs, boilers, and more.