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Chase Calhoun Hot take: Your first deal SHOULD be messy, uncomfortable, and borderline stupid…
21 November 2025 | 12 replies
Full gut remodel.New HVAC, plumbing, electrical, everything.Rehab cost: ~$55,000Financing: cash + 0% interest credit cards(Yes… the classic rookie move.)After fixing it up, we rented it for $850/mo.Today that same house rents for $1,200/mo and is worth around $135k+.Looking back, I probably should have run screaming.But honestly?
Brian Siedenburg Help/Advice for New Landlord - Potential Eviction Situation
23 November 2025 | 5 replies
They sound honest and want to do the right thing. 
Rob Bergeron Things To Be Thankful For About Our Market
27 November 2025 | 0 replies
Whatever the next decade looks like, having that tax base and that infrastructure in your backyard is a gift.We’re also insulated from the wild weather extremes hammering other states.
Kristina Pettersen First time purchase
24 November 2025 | 1 reply
Kristina, honestly, this could be a solid first rental but only if a few things check out first.First thing — double check your numbers.It sounds like each side is paying $12,000 a year, so roughly $1,000/month.
Luka Jozic Question regarding Garage to ADU conversion
20 November 2025 | 3 replies
Renting each floor separately works, but ONLY if you treat it like rent-by-roomThe city only cares about how it’s built, not how it’s leased.As long as:One electric meterOne mailing addressOne kitchenOne unit on the booksYou can rent upstairs + downstairs separately the same way people rent a master bedroom vs. a basement suite.This is extremely common in Seminole Heights and Tampa Heights.4.
Rob Bergeron Coal Down. Washers Up. What That Means For Kentucky Real Estate.
21 November 2025 | 0 replies
And Louisville’s job base is growing.Here’s where the market sits right now:Inventory: 3,581 active listings30-year fixed mortgage: ~6.24%Market pulse: motivated sellers and real opportunity on stale listingsThis is one of those environments where thoughtful moves tend to age extremely well.
Samuel Choi Ower finance offer benefits of owner fin
27 November 2025 | 17 replies
Quote from @Tommy Adeoye: I hear you, and honestly, I appreciate you laying out your concerns clearly.
James Jones How to Underwrite a Deal Without Falling for “Potential Rent”
25 November 2025 | 0 replies
Wrong.Underwrite the deal as-is.Then add rehab, holding, and turn costs separately.This keeps you honest.3.
Macaulay Okwah Using a Realtor for Investment Properties
22 November 2025 | 17 replies
A good investor-savvy agent can be extremely valuable—especially if they bring strong market knowledge, negotiation skills, and a network of lenders, contractors, and off-market deal sources.
Dino Jarrin Jr House Hack and Guided Deal!
27 November 2025 | 1 reply
I have been back and forth between targeting a 350k or lower single family home and house hacking it as the payment is extremely affordable for me even if I can not find great renters/roomates quickly.