
17 September 2025 | 22 replies
But weak demand limits appreciation and future rent growth.In markets where demand exceeds supply, prices rise rapidly, fewer people can afford to buy, so more are forced to rent.

5 September 2025 | 5 replies
He's Still Paying the Mortgage on His Ex-Girlfriend's $350K House—And Has Zero Legal RightsA viral financial horror story exposes the dangerous pitfalls of buying property with an unmarried partner—and why legal protections matter more than romantic trust.A recent YouTube short from financial content creator Caleb Hammer has sparked widespread discussion about one of the most costly mistakes young couples can make: buying a home together without proper legal protections.The story, which has resonated with thousands of viewers, centers on an unmarried man who contributed to purchasing a $350,000 house with his girlfriend, only to discover he had zero legal ownership when their relationship ended just months later.https://news.yahoo.com/news/finance/news/hes-still-paying-mo...When Reality Hit HardThe relationship deteriorated rapidly after the home purchase, with the couple breaking up after living together for only a couple of months.

16 September 2025 | 69 replies
Infinite returns is how we achieve rapid rates of growth.

23 September 2025 | 36 replies
Our city is experiencing rapid growth, presenting numerous investment opportunities.

10 September 2025 | 32 replies
At the ends of the buildings as I posted above, count the ribs which are in 1 foot increments. 30 rib wide building is a 30 footer.

6 September 2025 | 18 replies
I'd be happy to connect if you are considering out of state investing, Kansas City is rapidly growing and the opportunities are endless!

23 August 2025 | 5 replies
What I’m Focused On Entry-level single-family and duplex properties in Detroit, Grand Rapids, and Lansing.Building relationships with mentors, lenders, and partners before my first deal.Developing a long-term portfolio that generates steady cash flow and appreciation.

2 September 2025 | 18 replies
Plus, if property prices rise rapidly, then you can reinvest the accumulated equity through cash-out refinance to buy additional properties.

29 August 2025 | 11 replies
Pretty sure no matter where you invest, there will be many other flippers you'll be competing with for acquistions, maybe contractors and then selling.So, just copy what other successful flippers are doing and then try to incrementally improve.Acquisitions will be the toughest challenge as you need to network to get access to the best deals.Renovations you'll want to study what others are doing for materials, fit & finish to understand what the "market" is looking for.Selling will be about finding the right balance of speed (DOM) vs cost. - I.E. hiring the cheapest agent vs the best agent.Mistakes with any and all of these could wipe out any expected profits.How are you going to address the acquistion challenge?

10 September 2025 | 143 replies
Door knockers" were deployed to homes immediately after foreclosure notices were posted, misleading residents into thinking they were charitable or relief agents.Deceptive Contracts: Many homeowners signed contracts that were invalid or heavily tilted in favor of the defendants, allowing acquisition of homes far below market value.The scheme reportedly involved fraudulent bankruptcy or probate filings to delay foreclosure auctions and maintain control over properties.Allegedly, title companies and law firms enabled the fraud by processing deeds, notarizing sales at below-market prices, enabling rapid property flips, and even filing lawsuits against victims to enforce transactions.Azag4.