Rental properties lancaster pa

Hi. F, 25, no family yet, no loans, debts, have EF, saving more and earning 40k a month, with allowances.
Would like to ask if kaya ko bang mag housing loan sa pag ibig or mag invest sa affordable housing ng pagibig. Gusto ko na sana mag start mag invest sa real properties while wala pa kong sobranh bigat na responsibility. Parerentahan ko sana.
I was also thinking of foreclosed properties and upon reading posts, mas mabigat ata ang due diligence sa foreclosed.
Any thoughts are very much appreciated for my enlightenment. Thank you

Hi. F, 25, no family yet, no loans, debts, have EF, saving more and earning 40k a month, with allowances.
Would like to ask if kaya ko bang mag housing loan sa pag ibig or mag invest sa affordable housing ng pagibig. Gusto ko na sana mag start mag invest sa real properties while wala pa kong sobranh bigat na responsibility. Parerentahan ko sana.
I was also thinking of foreclosed properties and upon reading posts, mas mabigat ata ang due diligence sa foreclosed.
Any thoughts are very much appreciated for my enlightenment. Thank you.

My property manager has taken my a lot more money from my bank account twice, they said they made a mistake. The second time they took the money out they made me use it as rental payment for the next month lol. And now that I’m moving out I have this anxiety of them using my PAD as a way to make me pay for “repairs” that have been here before I moved in. FML. This is a learning opportunity lol

Hello phinvest. So like most of you, I believe that real estate prices are grossly inflated. Based on the historical price appreciation, the current market prices (like 700k/sqm in makati/BGC – HELLO???), and overall rental yield (just 2-3% on average in the CBD).
However – my boss shared some insights which I find interesting. For him, you don’t really make money on the rental yield – you make your money on the price appreciation. The rent just covers your holding costs (maintenance, taxes, etc).
Obviously, there are holes in this theory – for one, real estate is incredibly illiquid. It’s also quite capital intensive. Finally (and this is the big one), it assumes that property prices will continue rising the way they have (effectively outpacing your cost of money). But still, quite interesting.
What do you guys think?

I'm not sure if I've been scammed, but context is I bought a parcel (sqm) within a 20ha property early last year and the only document that was presented to me was tax declaration only, but with the rightful owners.
Upon full payment, I was given a Memorandum of Agreement document since Deeds of Sale (daw) requires a declaration of specific lot number pa and the 20ha is yet to be divided and surveyed by the DENR.
I know I should have consulted local lawyers about this pero nahihiya ako sa kabobohan ko so dito muna. Hahaha, patawad. Naging impulsive ako kasi malapit sa beach, and who doesn't love the beach, right? Anyway, have you heard of an "application land"? The broker said that it was 'that' kind of land, and once the lot number is already identified, then the Deeds will follow. From then on, we can process the title.
Do you think it would be possible for me to expedite this process? I was planning kasi to work overseas kung palarin and ayokong mag-iwan ng backlog sa family ko since we all have our own problems to fix.
First time ko lang di maging confident sa binili kong property. Any advice and suggestions will be very much appreciated, but please don't be rude.
Thank you so much!

Hey bit of a long post but looking for feedback on my financial plan for my family's future.
For context my partner is a decade older than me and a lot of my motivation is to be able to work part time when im 55 in 20 years and she retires so i can be with her while we both have quality of life while trying to set up my childs future. We are not in america so i dont know what the story is with 401k
I have a small house that i live in mortgage free and a lifestyle block that is also mortgage free about a 5 minute drive from our residence.
My plan is to do this house up a little and then build a medium sized shed on my lifestyle block, move into it for a summer while i build a house to live for the rest of our lives and rent out the house we live in to pay the new mortgage. The plan with the rental is to do it in 5 year stretches and then evaluate how happy we are as land lords, we could use this to really pay the mortgage down and if its not for us we can just sell the house and pay the new mortgage off but obviously the longer we keep the house the better for us financially. If we can keep the house and pay the mortgage off than we can use that money to supplement my income while i go part time. If we have to sell then any money that is left over from the sale could be invested in an s&p and the money from that could be used in the same fashion. I also have 2 investment accounts tracking the s&p that i invest 100 a month into each. 1 for us and 1 for our child. Even though i have these 2 properties i make a modest amount of money each week and my partner works part time so i struggle to invest more at this time but the lifestyle block is large enough that i could sub devide a piece for our child to buuld on in the future.
Does this seem realistic or am i missing something? Really just trying to get to a point where i can live comfortably on a 3 day work week with some eztra money feom investment/rental property and my partners pension

Hi guys,
So I’m looking to buy a rental property in the UK but I have no idea where to even start looking I want something in the region of £80-100k any advice on where I should start looking would be greatly appreciated.

I and my partner paid off our $350k house last year. Combined income is currently $120k/ yr, could be twice that if we wanted to take on higher responsibility jobs. I am a residential contractor, have former experience buying/ selling distressed property and as a property manager. Is there ever a time people here would suggest I leverage my experience, skills, and knowledge in construction and real estate to invest in rental real estate over Bogle method of investing?
Edit- I see I'm getting downvoted a bit, sorry if this post is a bit off-topic for this community. I figured comparing real estate to Bogle method would be acceptable.

Lets get to know each other learn about each others ticks.
I am 26yrs from Lancaster PA, currently enrolled in a cyber security bootcamp and I work full time at the same time. I play dnd and like to run. History is my favorite subject and I love talking about religion and philosophy. Ask me anything about anything and I will give you my opinion. Don't be afraid if we disagree, that's half the fun. I'd like to eventually move to voice calls because texting is tedious and I can never say what I want. Anyway I hope to hear from you soon.

My husband is a GC and is building us a rental house / ADU on our property. It has a roof deck with a really nice view. The deck has no railings or safety guards up yet.
He was excited for me to finally go up and see the view when he put the stairs up the other day, so we went up and looked at it together and it was really cool.
Today we both had a break from work, so I asked him if he wanted to have a coffee on the roof with me. We don’t have a lot of time to spend just the two of us because we have a young child with special needs, so it was sort of a mini date I guess. He said yes, so I went and got us coffees and pastries. We sat up there and had a nice chat just the two of us.
When he finished his coffee, he walked over to the edge of the roof deck and sat with one foot hanging off the roof, and he was leaning to look at something on the side of the house / below the deck. It looked precarious and really scared me and I immediately tensed up and said “please don’t sit there, it really scares me.”
He said that it wasn’t dangerous and that he is fine. It really made me anxious, so I just told him that seeing him there made me really anxious and could he please not sit there. He didn’t move so I literally just covered my eyes to try to not be anxious about it.
He asked me why it made me so anxious and I said that my worst fear is someone I love getting hurt, and particularly falling off things. My grandpa fell off the roof while putting up Christmas lights when I was a kid and he was paraplegic the rest of his life.
I was still just tensed up covering my eyes and he asked if I was ok.
I said “ no, I told you it really makes me anxious seeing you on the edge like that. “
He said he doesn’t like other peoples fears or feelings limiting his freedoms and it felt like I didn’t trust his ability.
I told him that I know he has to do these type of things all the time for work and I’m not trying to limit him or tell him not to do what he has to do at work. I just put it out of my mind and trust him, but seeing it right in front of me gives me a visceral reaction and it’s really scary.
He finally just got up and sat back in his chair, but he has been upset since then.
He feels my reaction was extreme and that I wasn’t acknowledging that it’s not dangerous for him because he is practiced at this type of thing and knows his balance and limits.
I feel like he should have just stepped away from the edge and had some compassion for my fear, especially given that we were on a coffee date just trying to relax together. He didn’t need to bait on the edge and it wasn’t a big ask for him to be away from the edge.
AITA for my reaction and expecting him to not sit on the edge?

Location: PA, USA
Okay, here’s the situation. I will preface by saying, I know I messed up.
In January, I faced a number of issues in my apartment. The heating stopped working and the smoke detector started beeping every 2 minutes. It was living hell. Earlier, in September when I first moved in, I arrived to a fridge infested with hundreds of fruit flies and a ton of left over food from the tenant whose place I took over during the summer. I cleaned it all, and then the flies kept returning. I then noticed the fridge gasket was very loose in several parts which was what was causing the flies to go in. I learned that the only way to contact maintenance was through submitting a work order online - no phone number. I submitted a work order, it took around two weeks for anything to happen, i then got an email where they said they fulfilled it, but when i checked the fridge there was no change, not even a replaced gasket. (I have photos and videos for all of this if it makes a difference.) I accepted the situation and made do with my mini fridge.
Now fast forward to January. After September’s experience, I was pretty cynical that submitting a work order would actually fix anything (this was my mistake) and I spoke to management in person about it. They did tell me to submit a work order. I had also run into a maintenance worker and verbally told him about the situation and he verbally told me he’d come the next day to fix it, but he didn’t. I got a respiratory infection (documented) and when I told my parents abroad about the situation, they told me to move out, so I did. At the same time I went through some other difficult circumstances and got diagnosed with ADHD. The work order never got submitted. I completely forgot about it. This was a year long lease so I was stuck paying for every month since then while not living there.
I am an international student and this is my first time being an adult so I was unfamiliar with what these actions entailed and the amount of money I am paying every month in addition to my new place’s rent.
I get that because I didn’t put the work order in at the time, I probably have no legal standing because of the lack of a paper trail. But this is seriously taking a financial and mental toll on me and I would really benefit from saving the 5,500 dollars in rent I still have left to pay from the lease. I just thought of something that is potentially reckless so I came here to check if it’s an option. Can I just stop paying rent? I get that eviction is a potential consequence, but I already moved out in January. What are the other probable legal consequences? This is a big company that owns the apartment building in addition to many other properties in the city, so I don’t know if that means they are more or less likely to make use of every legal action against me.
The other thing is I am leaving the country in August. I know the country’s legal system is slow, so even if the company does take legal action against me, is it likely for me to face consequences within these few months?

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I am required to set up an escrow account to hold security deposits for a rental property I am buying. ( this is a state by state thing)
I know it is supposed to be a neutral account, but I don't understand how to:
a) Get out the money to return to a former tenant
b) Make charges to the money in case of unpaid rent, damages Etc before returning the money
I mean, do I control the money (if its "neutral ") or do I have to wrangle with the tenant regarding charges or go to court or negotiate with a bank trustee or do something else related to the funds?

I booked an Airbnb and they wanted a photo ID. I didn't think and sent a scanned color copy to the host. They have multiple luxury properties and a hundred plus reviews. They wanted it for the front desk to verify me when I arrive. I could of sent my driver's license, blacked out my data on the passport, but did none of those things without thinking. Now I am worried it could be used for identity theft. They have none of my credit card details since Airbnb pays them. Should I be concerned? After all, hotels abroad have made copies of my passport, motorcycle rental shops too.

I booked an Airbnb and they wanted a photo ID. I didn't think and sent a scanned color copy to the host. They have multiple luxury properties and a hundred plus reviews. They wanted it for the front desk to verify me when I arrive. I could of sent my driver's license, blacked out my data on the passport, but did none of those things without thinking. Now I am worried it could be used for identity theft. They have none of my credit card details since Airbnb pays them. Should I be concerned? After all, hotels abroad have made copies of my passport, motorcycle rental shops too.

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Looking to either rent or sell my property in Tampa FL in about 2-3 years but know nothing about real estate. Hoping to get some advice on what my options are.
We purchased our home for about $270k in 2019 and I say we could sell in today's market for around $450-500k. Our mortgage rate is 3.8% and monthly payment is around $1600 (which includes hoa fees, mortgage, etc). In our neighborhood, we can get around $2500-$3000 (maybe more) in monthly rent. My neighbor is renting his home for $2800 so I just reference that as a rental estimate. Since we would be moving out of state, a portion of that rental income would need to go to a property management company. Or alternatively, I sell and use the equity towards our next home which will likely cost more.. budgeting around $500k.
With the market being so crazy here, I feel like I would be losing out if I sold it and would gain more in equity by holding onto it and renting for some time. Also since we plan to move out of state (mainly due to schools), I fear maybe I would want to return one day in retirement or perhaps have the option to have the space as a vacation home If finances allow (TBD). We have also put a lot of work into remodeling and I have quite an emotional connection to the house. I know I shouldn't use emotion in any decision, but that's why I'm seeking advice.
Any thoughts?

I have a tenancy agreement for 12 months fixed.
Break clause does not allow to end the contract before then.
However, I have received a new job which will require me to move to another city 4 months before the end of the contract.
Am I then stuck paying those 4 months and potentially deposit? Is there anything I can do to avoid/reduce payments for the months I would not be living in? It's quite a lot of money.