Been investing in Canadian real estate for a couple years now but want to try looking at some US cities as welll. I've heard US is much more landlord friendly, higher rental yield, less govt control with mortgages and etc.
ive been interested in fundrise as a platform but never tried it. the stated returns over the past 2.5 yrs have been awful compared to s&p and public reit. one thing that caught my attention recently is their entry into venture. anyone tried this platform?
in san jose, u can now sell ur ADU. would u sell it? i thot the whole point was to use it as additional rental income or guest house. would be kinda awkward no? https://www.siliconvalley.com/2024/06/12/san-jose-makes-it-legal-to-sell-your-adu-separately-from-your-home/amp/
☝️I feel like the sunbelt states are getting too expensive. Maybe Indianapolis? Somewhere in Alabama?
Haven’t bought in the last 12 month. My last DSCR loan rate was horrible at 10.5%, thinking about refinancing it since i couldn’t qualify for conventional loan due to a new job. What are you seeing? 8%?
Saw this on Google news today- https://redf.in/9UfQfD. I have no doubt it would be insanely overbid. How the hell do you have find good deals in the Bay Area?
It has become incredibly hard to find deals that can make the numbers work with the current interest rate and low inventory. Are you sitting on the sideline and/or what are you still doing to continue investing?
Title. My partner and I live in VHCOL area and know the market fairly well. Every now and then we see old properties listed at "reasonable" prices and get snapped up right away with a bunch of likes/bookmarks on real estate platforms. People go crazy on bidding on these properties. We are not parti...Read more
I mostly invest in Kansas City, in single-family homes and small multi-family homes. I also have a short-term rental in Hawaii. I am interested in expanding outside of Kansas City on long-term rental properties. Any suggestions?