Brand new to REI and in the process of just acquiring knowledge before diving in anywhere.Since I live in the SF Bay market craziness, I'm looking into opportunities out of the area.I know Austin has been a hot market recently, and as such may not have much available (in the cash flow sense), but I'll be visiting there next week and curious if it's worth reaching out to a realtor there to take a look around.I figure when I'm ready, I'll probably look to buy-and-hold a single family or multi family that starts with cash flow.  

I've registered to the class in Chesterfield, MO on Tuesday September 12th for the 6:00 time slot.

Here's the situation:  I've got a single story SFH in southern AZ.  The house has natural gas lines running to the gas furnace, the kitchen and the laundry room.  The only thing hooked up to the gas line is the furnac...

I don't know about your market, but where I invest (Berwyn, IL) the market is crazy hot for multifamily.

I purchased a 12-unit building and I need to replace the boiler.  One contractor recommended a 410,000 BTU Burnham boiler.  He claims that's the best value for the money and it will last for a long time if properly ma...

If there was a little more cashflow, would it eliminate an argument here or there about what brand of laundry detergent to use or to use hot or cold water?

HI BPer'sI'm seeking to buy some more multi families, in today's hot market it looks like off-market could be a good option.Does anyone have a good template letter for Mailing Multi-Family Owners?

If directly in Cambridge (Harvard, MIT, Tech booming area) or similar "hot" areas and in the prime season any tenant would be hard pressed to find an apartment by owner without the fee.

In a hot market just list and sell it.. no mystery.. 

Due to the sheer amount of investment opportunity, there is underground murmurs that in years to come, Westwood could become the next "hot spot" for young, hipster buyers.