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Samuel S. Banks offering investment HELOCS
20 February 2026 | 10 replies
Where I can purchase properties all cash and utilize delayed financing to re-pay them immediately and rinse and repeat. 
Mitchell McGuinnis The numbers aren’t working, what am I doing wrong?
20 February 2026 | 10 replies
d.Add a monthly expense for whatever utilities you’ll provide.
Blake Suarez New Investor Looking for Guidance on Buying My First RV Park (Texas Focus)
16 February 2026 | 0 replies
I'm looking to break into the RV park space and would really value guidance from someone experienced in this niche.About me:-Based in Corpus Christi, TX-Currently have $100k available to invest-Strong W2 income with long 60+ hour weeks-Interested in buying my first RV park to learn how to run the business the correct and efficient way-Open to Texas markets, ideally would like to keep it within a couple hours from corpusMy Goals:-Learn how to properly underwrite deals with utilities, occupancy, long term vs. short term, etc.
Brandon B. BUYING into a NON paying tenant situation
22 February 2026 | 8 replies
The tenant has baggage, lack of steady income, no means of transportation, no family that will take them in, and prior eviction history (which should say alot).My question: are there any other creative methods, given the circumstances, that can be utilized to work with the tenant to make them get on their way?
John Morgan Has anyone been shut down for doing Co-living?
10 February 2026 | 10 replies
I told them I’m providing safe affordable housing with rooms at $650/month which includes all utilities and wifi.
Brian J Allen WorcesterMulti’s Predictions for the Multi-Family Market in 2026
10 February 2026 | 0 replies
Over the past couple of years, landlords were able to negotiate up to 110% of FMR with utility allowances, or up to 100% of FMR without having that amount reduced by the allowances.
Sherylyn Holden San Antonio Short Term Rental Set Up Guide
10 February 2026 | 4 replies
The site can be confusing but you can use this step by step guide to help you through the process.Step 3: Get Internet Research available internet services in the area (most common will be Google Fiber, AT&T, and Spectrum)Step 4: Transfer Electric, Water, Gas, Trash service to your accountThe most common utility companies will be:CPS - Electric, possibly trash and natural gas as wellSAWS - waterGrey Forest Utilities - possibly for natural gasTiger or Metro Waste - Possible for garbageCall the utility company and request to start service at the new propertyStep 5: Set up furnitureMonitor Amazon shipmentsMonitor other shipments for furniture Once all furniture has arrived, schedule a TaskRabbit furniture assembler to assemble all the furniture and open all boxes or do it yourselfOnce everything is unboxed and all items are assembled, schedule a Thumbtack Trash Removal Company to take the trash away (there will be a lot!)
Adam Ahrens Returning Tenant's Security Deposit - RentRedi
18 February 2026 | 2 replies
We currently utilize RentRedi to handle our rental properties.
Lauren Mattern Mid-Deal Regrets on a Small MF in Chicago
22 February 2026 | 6 replies
Current deal math: we can get this thing at $6,150 monthly carrying cost (all factors including utilities except our ongoing maintenance budget) and we assume we'll need to put in 100k of work over the next 3 years (good news is not all at once, we can cash flow it).
Sam Mishra STR Market Exploration and Tax Efficiency
9 February 2026 | 19 replies
The MTR rents were literally less than for long term rentals even though MTR include furnishings and usually utilities.