Hey Corie, if you're looking into Kansas City suburbs, you might want to consider Belton.

I’ve been exploring multi-family properties for house hacking in both the Philadelphia and Boston areas for several months, focusing on the cheaper areas around the cities rather than in the cities themselves, as housing costs are incredibly high.

I would think Chicago, as with most major cities, has strong MTR potential if the property is located near hospitals or near the office buildings in the Loop.

The headline should be very clear and direct. "3 bed/ 2 bath, 1.3 miles to city square" is much better than "spacious oasis with gorgeous porches near the Peach-y Beach".

Yesterday, we presented our 153 Single Family Planned Unit Development (PUD) to the City Commission and secured a favorable 4/5 vote for approval!

Hi all,I’m a New York City resident and am looking to research and eventually invest in an out of state market.

In love with the warmth of the Lowcountry and untapped investor potential in many areas of the city.

Just last year I had a company from Salt Lake City install a metering system for heat on my 12 plex.

I have a 2.625% interest rate and the home is in a desirable, established neighborhood in the city and just a few minute walk to the University of Pacific. 

I was shocked as my dad and I had similar openings cut at our properties for ACs in a nearby city and there were no complaints.I made fun of him a little that he should tell his wife just to shut up about the stupid window.