I am interested in flipping small to mid size single family units and in the near future transition into long term small multifamily rentals in the Mid-west area, ultimately ending up in commercial multifamily syndication in the Mid-west area.I am very keen on analyzing properties, good with spreadsheets, and creating and implementing systems to help streamline processes.

I just saw a mention on CNN that Republicans plan to propose extending the federal eviction moratorium that was implemented as part of the CARES act.

AC worked, but something was preventing the maximum airflow from reaching the 2nd unit.

So as I get into the journey of learning more about rentals and trying to hold properties instead of only wholesale them. One thing me and a good friend of mine were talking about is how there is a possible downturn (...

There are a million reason so find out what is preventing it from being closed.

The CARES act runs out July 31 (actually july 25) and if the HEROES act (would continue the cares act through jan 2021) is not implemented, we could start seeing price movement.So, while I would like to see price drops, I'm still looking at 3k+ for any decent 3br SFH above the 8 from PB to la mesa.

BP has been a great resource to help implement structure and procedures into my portfolio.

His own personal ethics prevented him from just walking away from the property.Other parts of the book cover the players in the local real estate game including real estate agents, developers, and city officials. 

Most professionals that I interviewed had no idea how to implement strategies for REI tax reduction and did not share my vision for growth and eventual retirement.

As Oregon prepares to implement a new law intended to spur the development of duplexes and small apartment buildings in cities like Salem, a disagreement has arisen over how much control local governments should have over zoning considerations...In 2019, Oregon became the first state to effectively do-away with single-family zoning after lawmakers passed House Bill 2001.