I have a single question.

From what I am hearing, it sounds like anything less than 25% is only for single family homes and not duplexes or above.

New one today is $ 3995 , plus taxes and tags .My back is feeling better already The landfill charges $ 75.00 a ton for commercial trucks and for dual axle trailers , single axle are  free .

Should I purchase nice single fam home and work on getting loan to purchase multi fam home later?

so I just bought my first out of state (San Antonio, TX) single family home and I am looking to do more.Advice and recommendations are not only welcome, but greatly appreciated.

Any recommendations for a commercial broker, we want to move from single family homes into commercial...Josh: Good luck getting started, your name does seem familiar...you don't happen to work with Envista do you?

I'm wondering what people's thoughts are on the area, both as a rental market/cash flow, but also the chances of gaining some appreciation there if/when things improve there.It does look like there are some relatively reasonably priced (In terms of the average cost in Miami these days) properties for sale there - both single family and multi-family.

I read the beginners guide and started listening to the BP podcasts recently.I have very little knowledge in real estate other than purchasing my own personal property which I live in today and selling a single famly home for an estate.I'm very curious and interested in the BP community, real estate and other investments.

This is not a product type with which I am familiar, so I’m looking for advice on how to value a current opportunity.Let’s start the discussion by first considering a “single-tenant net lease” example … a free-standing CVS/Walgreen’s at a busy intersection.

I have purchased one turnkey single family rental in Alabama.