I'm uneducated, lost, and poor, at least I was nearly a year ago.

I am looking for more information to figure out if its worth the hassle of renting out (poor tenants, CAPEX and property management)    Any feedback on valuing the investment would be greatly appreciated.

I just hate to see these young kids spend what little savings they may have or run up credit cards when they don't really have the skills..its just like when I had my real estate brokerages over the years... only a certain amount made a living out of it. less than 50% of agents who try..

The building is in great shape, occupancy is always 100% with no turnover, my credit is good, my cash reserves are good and the financials for the building last year are good. 

Hi Everyone,I am getting astronomical cash on cash return rates and they can't be right. If I am utilizing a LOC against an investment portfolio @ 4.25% Interest with no term, and financing the entire deal, would my C...

Below is from Fannie Mae:“If the borrower is personally obligated on the mortgage debt (as evidenced by inclusion of the related mortgage(s) on the credit report) and gross rents and related expenses are reported through a partnership or S corporation, the business tax returns may be used to offset the property’s PITIA”.If anyone has any knowledge of this or experience in doing this please share!

Ask them to fix it or get a credit for 500 and fix it for 35 dollars.

And my credit is terrible due to some bad times where I had lost my job suddenly, so right now I'm in credit rehab mode (or at least not making it worse since I have a new job and things are back on track).Mortgage balance is about 130K.

I paid cash with money from a 1031 exchange as well as a home equity line of credit from my primary residence. 

This is the sort of thing that you could get a credit from a bank for if there is a problem.