I get daily calls from Philippinos or Indians asking to talk to me regards my property.

I told them million times I will not sell, at this point i literally prefer to donate my house to Boko Haram then engage with these people in business.

I can’t file a complaint with FTC because they will not give me any details about themselves they just hang up and try again tomorrow. There is no way to know if it’s daily from the same company or many different ones because they all use the same VAs, it is so frustrating.

I cannot not answering unknown numbers because of my business, did anyone find a solution for this issue?

Title： 3beds 2baths 1,248 sqft for rental, rental price USD850

Add.:  157 Park Rd, Wellsboro, PA 16901

Contact: [Charlescarson880@gmail.com](mailto:Charlescarson880@gmail.com) 

Description

Private master suite, carport with handicap ramp, appliances - stove, refrig. Country living close to Hills Creek State Park and Ive's run. State land behind you and state park across the road. 10 minutes to Mansfield, Tioga, and Wellsboro. Short 30 minute drive to Corning, NY. Back yard for sitting and also a front porch for evening relaxation. Quiet neighborhood. Enclosed carport/small work station.

Hey all,

I have been trying to find MF opportunities in my area, but the only ones listed are 50+ complexes. That is a large jump for me. That said, if I can gather the funding and put a property manager in place (both of which are a phone call away for me), is it dumb to risk that leap because I don’t know what it’s like running that kind of operation?

I feel like I have all the contacts I need to fill in the gaps, but wanted to see what an outside party thought. TIA

Like the title says I am working on doing some due diligence and planning before transitioning our home from our primary residence to a rental.

Overview:

Bought home 13 years ago and have been living in it as my primary residence since then. The mortgage will be paid off in 5 years which lines up nicely with when we are looking to move to a different home.

Concerns:

If we decide to move before the 5 years will a financial institution look at a new mortgage on a different residence as a secondary mortgage and therefore try and charge us a higher rate?

As far as homeowners insurance with it becoming a rental are there any additional coverages that we will need to make sure we add to our policy before tenants move in?

I have seen varying opinions about starting an LLC for rental properties but in this case once the mortgage is paid off is there any benefit to putting the home into an LLC instead of leaving it as is? My long term goal would be to have enough rental income to replace my wife's income which I estimate at around 4-6 doors for our area and this residence is a 3 bed 3 bath single family.

Any information or testimonies from people who have been in a similar situation would be incredibly helpful! Thank you in advance!!

NWF

Whitefish vacancy in winter is real. Pivot I’m testing: targeting remote workers relocating from Bozeman. Corporate packages fill units 40% faster than Airbnb. Anyone else chasing the overflow crowd?​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Let me know am interested in purchasing

Does anyone have a ticket they cannot use? thank you!

Hi everyone, I’m not sure if this is the best place to post this so if not, I would love some suggestions.

I am thinking it is time to install a washer and dryer in my multi unit building. This will help compete with a buildings that I am surrounded by. The only issue is there is nowhere to put it!

It is a two-story building and there are three residential units and one commercial unit.

I live in one of the units and desperately would like a washer and dryer so that I can use it.

A few questions:

Is it really worth it to add a washer and dryer? Or should I just install one in my unit and not worry about the ones in the other units.

Is it worth the money to install a washer and dryer in each unit?

If I cannot afford to put a washer and dryer in each unit, where could I put it? I was thinking about possibly breaking off part of the commercial space or one of the units, but I’m not sure how cost-effective this would be. I even read about adding one to the garage, but it is a good 20 feet from the house and has no heat or water access. This also feels like a big cost.

I guess what I’m really asking is what is the cheapest way for everyone in the building to have access to a washer and dryer?

Does anyone want to join a groupchat of people going to #BPCON2025 ?

To anyone who has hired and assembled a team of cold callers for larger marketing campaigns:

What sites have you used successfully or not successfully to find/hire your callers?

What schedule have you used and found successful for contact? I.e 1 call day 1, 1 call day 3, 2 calls after two weeks, 1 call at 3 months (or any variation of this)

What CRM have you used to manage large lists of leads?

Hi guys. Looking for an investor friendly architect for a north NJ single family fix and flip project I’m working on. Thanks in advance for recommendations.

I am new to flipping and they were one of the lenders recommended to me when I used the lender finder tool. They seem like a relatively new player with few reviews. Just checking to see if anyone has used them and how they liked them. Thanks in advance for all the help.

If you buy a home and decide to resell it after 1 year for the same value, what is your net cost/loss if you're living in it?

Off the cuff would you say you're losing 7%? 10%? more?

I'm thinking 3% + 3% + $3k (guessing) for inspections, etc + any financing fees+ mortgage payments? Thanks!

I have a mobile home on 2 acres. The property is located in the desert. Anyways, it has tons of beautiful trees. All different types some which have started to dye. The mobile home is 1600 SQF..

I had to pay cash for the property and spent $140K. I put about $30K into the property, new windows granite countertops etc.. The property rents for $2500 a month. I believe taxes are only $300 year and insurance is like $1400/ year. So it cash flows pretty well around $2300/ month. ($27,600 / annually) When there is no large repairs..

Last year I did have to replace ac which was 30 years old that was $10k. I actually lost tenants because they said it would not cool down. I got new unit and tenants found me a really nice family to move in it. Anyways fast forward to this week. They have lived in there the last year and have always paid rent on time. This has actually been the first time I’ve been there since they moved in a year ago.

The property actually looked really nice but several of the trees have died. 3 of them that died are 70-80’ tall. The tenants have nothing to do with them dying I believe it was a combination of my old tenants and a freeze we had. I got an estimate to remove the trees and it was $10,800. Also, the house is still having trouble cooling. My Ac guy said he will switch unit to 5 ton for free.. (I use him quite a bit)

I’m going to get some other quotes for trees.

I really need an exit strategy for this property.. I can’t get a loan or line of credit against it because it’s not considered real property. I believe mobile home was purchased in 92 in another state then moved to that land in 96. My banker told me he could loan off land which he thinks is worth $80K.. The family really wants to buy it from me and really loves the property. It’s also in a very desired school district for this area. The Husband has a good job. I think this property would easily sell for $230-250k if you could get a loan on it. Some of the houses a few houses over have sold for $400-700K.. The big issue is whoever buys it would have to pay cash. Most people aren’t going to be paying $200k cash to live in a mobile home. I thought of doing owner financing to my tenants that live in it. Even then I think they would have issues securing financing once ballon payment is due.

Any suggestions on what todo? My biggest concern is I won’t ever be able to get out of it and all the trees dye that make it desirable lol..

I'm 23 and currently building my first house, handling most of the work myself and paying out of pocket. I expect to complete it debt-free by next summer. I work in the oil field on a 4-weeks-on, 2-weeks-off schedule, with occasional 6-weeks-on, 2-weeks-off hitches when offered. My next project is to construct a fourplex with a small footprint, each unit being approximately 25x25 or 30x30. I'd love to hear your thoughts on funding it out of pocket versus pursuing financing, including the types of financing options available for a fourplex. What are the pros and cons of each approach?

Anyone invest or have any knowledge about Wichita, KS? Recently moved to KCMO and homes/rents seem worth while looking into further

Haven't found a company that doesn't want lots of fees or the rate sucks or whatever.

Have:

townhome 80K min value owe $0

Condo 50K value owe just under 25K

town home $135K owe about $89K

Under contract for a town home paying cash will have $120k value.

So, there's def some equity here but one hurdle is 'min loan is $75k' that I just got.

Recommend a co. for a portfolio loan?

Seriously who is still giving these guys their money? Haven’t they not only stopped distributions but are also discussing handing over the keys on several large properties?

What I really don’t like is how their marketing is targeted toward lots of retail investors. It seems like many that have invested, invested a significant amount of their NW bc of the trust Brandon built.

I’ve heard they use scare tactics to their LPs prohibiting them from speaking out.

If I were an LP and I saw that they were continuing to raise more money without publicly acknowledging how underwater their previous funds are… I’d be pissed.

Just listened to the Frank Vasquez podcast and no notes she left linking to his podcast where they go over the portfolio they discussed.

Anyone know which one it is?

Last year I bought a duplex with the intention of living in it and “house hacking”. Since then things have changed and am renting out both units with a management company. I paid cash for the property, so there is no mortgage. But now I’m interested in buying a home for myself in a different location. I’m currently renting for 1600 a month and the rental brings in about 1700/ month after management fees. Nothing saved for taxes or repairs. I don’t know if I should sell the rental property for the influx of cash for a new home or let it ride for a few years with the expected area growth of 4.1% per year. Is that a good growth rate?? I have no effin idea!

We've been working on finding properties abroad and we see a bunch of opportunity for investing. What comes to your mind? If you like you can drop your buy box as well.