Quote from @David Church: Just wanted to share a quick win — and break down how we recovered over $20,000 for a family who didn’t even know they were owed a dime.Here’s what happened 👇✅ We spotted the surplus opportunity — buried in auction records✅ We did our due diligence and got the deal under contract✅ Our legal team went to work… and a few months later?

Looking for tips for breaking into the Savanna Georgia market. 

Regarding the tenant leaving early I would think an air test would-be necessary to detect asbestos before breaking al ease on that basis. 

Hello, I'm a newbie looking to purchase my first rental property and in need of some advice.My main goal venturing into REI is to gain some cash flow so I can scale down (not quit) my day job, which seemed fairly attainable based on the deals analysis on this site and discussions on the BP podcast, but recently I've seen several forum posts stating it's no longer possible to have cash flow, that you'll be lucky to break even. 

This has worked really well for us for tenants that need to break their lease.  

You're already ahead of the curve by looking at multifamily + down payment assistance (DPA) in Atlanta—very savvy for a first-time buyer and future investor.Let me break down a few key areas that can help you succeed:1.

FYI: for medical school, students can take out up to the cost of attendance in loans at 8% interest right now, so once in medical school, I could keep the portion of the loans dedicated to housing in my pocket (assuming I break even on the househack).

It has been tough unfortunately finding properties that aren't in "bad" areas that have positive cash flow let alone break even.

The good news is you have some time so you don't need to make a rushed investment decision. 

@Del Brady what your dealing with is old news!