Hey guys - been looking into the Detroit market for multifamily (10+ units) and feels like you can still buy at a pretty health cap rate.  Looking forward to really rolling up my sleeves and digging into the market an...

Hello Everyone-My name is Brent Mowery and I am a new investor from the Champaign, Illinois area. I am 28 years old and have lived in the central Illinois area for all but 10 months of my life. A co-worker got me in...

I find myself at a choice. To buy my third rental property or to pad my reserves.I would say I have pretty health and conservative reserves. While not my target should I want to sit and start siphoning off my cashflow...

Once you reach "Level 1" of financial freedom (as Brandon would say), what do you do about health insurance for your family? Thanks. 

Hello! This question is for full-time real estate investors who do not have anyone in their family receiving a W2 (i.e. no employees).I quit my "W2 job" in December 2018 and our family now manages our real estate full...

I'm about to make offer on a single family home that was taken over by the US Marshall due to methamphetamine use in the home.  The house has been tested and the levels are known.  I have contacted a company that can ...

Hi BPer, What can landlord do to prevent or compensate for the Board of health visit?Typically, when landlord sends a notice to quit/vacant the property, the first thing tenant does is calling the board of health. The...

I know the answer is likely talk to your CPA, but I am hoping that someone can shed some lights on this.  I know a lot of it depends on a lot of dimensions, but I'll try to be specific as possible.I am considering ear...

I'm retiring early at 61 years old and living off my rental properties, just curious what people do in my situation for Health Coverage.

Not sure how many here use a Health Savings Account (HSA), but for those that do and that are in good health this can be a means to build your HSA. My wife and are building a good sized balance and will be ready soon...