Hi Trent,I house hack a duplex in Oklahoma City, so I know the challenges involved.

Based on your career, the location, how long you'll be there, your risk tolerance, not knowing exactly how much you could invest, and you saying you still have a lot to learn, I wouldn't buy property there.The price, natural disasters, and the renter friendly laws could be enough to want to stay away, but mainly I'm thinking in 3 years if you move to the middle of nowhere do you want a bunch of rentals in LA?

Hello all 👋🏼 ,My brother and I are looking to get our first property. We're primarily looking at small multifamily or a single family to househack. We plan on getting in the market later this year. Just at the moment ...

Places outside the main cities are cheap and I could see this factored into the grants. 

If you're mainly driven by cashflow, for your first place I'd focus on a small home, 1 bedroom, 2 bedrooms at most, because your furnishing costs will be lower and because you'll be able to appeal to the lion share of potential guests.

Hi all,
I'm an investor with one rental at this point and looking to achieve my goal of growing my portfolio with single and multi-family properties. I'm also looking to network with other investors, wholesalers, age...

What cities are your focus? 

I am NOT an attorney--this is my research, not legal advice:To legally allow your renter in Kingsland, Texas, to babysit up to three extra children in your home (not at the same time), you need to address three main issues: zoning compliance, state regulations, and insurance liability.1.

When researching crime rates by city or neighborhood, there are a few key online resources that stand out for their reliability, depth, and user-friendliness.

Now we're seeing investors pouring money into buying Class C rentals - but, many are getting burned.In our experience & opinion, the main determinant of property Class is not location or even property condition, those are #2 and #3.