Hello, I'm in search of a student housing lease and wanted to know if the BP lease, for my state, is a good foundation that I can adjust to fit my niche. 

If you don't think you can find something that fits your needs and will ultimately make you more than where you are now, however, then it really isn't worth it to move, is it?   

When you notify them that they are not the right fit for that unit, I would mention that you will keep their application valid for the following 30 days.

I'm about 2 months into seriously being involved in the game & today I won my first auction!

I'm excited to be involved in the BP community and I look forward to meeting new people in any/all markets as we all work towards financial independence! 

Hello everyone I’m Patrick and there is a auction coming up this summer for a rv park that is beyond run down about 20 spaces that have pre 90s rvs on them grass is two feet tall gravel road is almost impassable I mean it basically looks like a trailer scrapyard but it is directly next to hwy 35 just off a exit south of dallas anyway I thought since the rv park was so run down people may only value it for land and I could add value to the park by evicting the tenants and rehabbing the park I’m aware of the costs involved in such a task I’m a contractor in the area Never bought at auction though inexperienced in that regard if anyone has input or advice I’d love to hear it thanks

Whatever fits the rest of the neighborhood is usually the best route to go.

If that's your specialty then great, but property managers often refuse to manage D class properties with all the involved headaches and the safety of their staff.

I am new  to investing and want to get involved with apartment real estate investing.

I am new  to investing and want to get involved with apartment real estate investing.