My concern comes from the fact that asbestos is a carcinogen and I've heard terrible things about people inhaling it when its in a disturbed state.

Hello everyone. Is anyone having trouble getting insurance coverage after filing a couple of claims? Are the insurance companies even interested in the customer's anymore, or are they completely fixated on how much mo...

While there can be upside depending on the area, I’ve seen many owners end up unhappy due to frequent turnover, inconsistent income, and difficulty finding quality, respectful guests.Personally, I tend to recommend longer-term rentals for their stability and more predictable cash flow, especially in a market like Charlotte where demand for long-term housing remains strong.

Rural does add a layer of difficulty but many lenders will not be concerned based on your experience, comps, and the overall numbers. 

The difficulty is with occupancy, the entire area has limited visitors, however, we are breaking even on cash flow.

I've seen too many relationships—whether they be friends, family, or simple business partnerships—fall apart because they decided to partner on a business or investment and did not adequately plan for and anticipate the complexities and difficulties involved in the venture.

I was thinking on already doing a BRRRR, but I feel like doing it outside of the state would be more difficult.

I am looking at buying a property that has one central meter for the 15 or so units in the building where the landlord pays all electricity costs. How difficult would it be to meter every unit separately?I'm hoping/as...

The first few are always the most difficult, I sent you a message in case you would like to discuss sober living investing.

In a rental, I would pass — the cost + weight + install difficulty usually doesn’t justify it for tenants who may not treat it as carefully as you would.