Edwin De leon
Should I Buy Multifamily Despite NY Laws That Protect Bad Tenant
23 May 2023 | 61 replies
Hows the snow there ?!
Eddie Ziv
Appreciation VS. Cash flow - The clash of the titans....
15 June 2010 | 341 replies
Maybe someone else can put in some #'s. Now
Andy A.
Does anyone own a vacation rental in Lake Tahoe, California or Nevada side?
8 May 2015 | 2 replies
With the past 4 winters lacking snow many of these units have gone vacant for most of the winters.
Mike Wallace
Just picked up a Condo for $14k
10 December 2013 | 9 replies
Owners are responsible for lawn/snow though
Henry Clark
Self Storage- Cargo Containers February 2023
8 January 2024 | 13 replies
.$ 20 Maintenance, snow removal, weeds, trash pickup or unit cleanup.$ ???
Jeff Si
What's the best way to invest my empty basement
7 November 2022 | 16 replies
Seattle has one of the best snow in US so I'm thinking renting the basement out during the ski season.
Kyle Smith
Midwest duplex and quadplex numbers
21 May 2020 | 2 replies
Im a new investor and I live in Cincinnati Ohio and as I’m looking at properties and attempting to run numbers, I’m curious what other BP members in the Midwest region set in their budget as far as capital expenses snow removal water insurance and things like that.
Joe S.
How are investors missing this?
25 October 2023 | 36 replies
No market is more difficult to navigate then Cleveland, Memphis, Indy, so this is a piece of cake for us, withOUT snow and freezing rain.
William Sumnicht
Owner financed condo with high HOA
9 April 2014 | 10 replies
With the knowledge that there may be varying thoughts, I'd be interested to get a few opinions on a property I've got my eye on.Positives: Low price, owner finance possibility, HOA includes gas, HVAC maintenance and replacement, water, trash, exterior maintenance, snow removal.Negatives: High HOA.Price: $50,000Improvements: $0INCOMERent: $900EXPENSESHOA: $323 (whoa!)
Steve Moore
Advice on advertising a "potential" 4 bed rental
25 February 2014 | 9 replies
A very common window style in Europe, but still rare here in North America, though a few Canadian and U.S.A. fenestration companies have started to produce them.The tilt-in-turn offers an additional benefit that you do not have to be worried about obstructions in the window well (leaves, snow, etc.) preventing the window from opening in the event of an emergency.