I own 19 units (commercial, residential, STRs,) and I’m looking to continue to diversify my real estate portfolio with student housing.

The original financing was challenging because the building was zoned residential but had been used as a commercial building with a conditional use permit for over 30 years.

October 2021The U.S. housing market remains robust, with strong activity reported across both rental and residential housing fronts.

I’ve done many types of residential and commercial and I think that most who do commercial agree that there is more wealth building potential there.

I've noticed that there has been a slight slow down in the purchase of residential real estate.

Hello BP Community, I am planning on obtaining my residential builder's license over the winter, so I can leverage that skill and license in real estate projects and eventually venture into the development business. 

I went from 1 unit to 8 in 3 deals due to investing in small residential multifamily properties.

I was pretty confused by them saying it'd need to be commercial, but I was unsure because I'm now paying local taxes at the "commercial" rate rather than the "residential' rate I had while living in it.

Hello, I am a complete newb to real estate outside of investing in classical REITs. 1: Located in the Boston Area2: Investing goals: Cash flow, looking to invest in residential property to start within daily driving distance from Boston.3: Fun fact..... the photo is old.

Closing hopefully in 3 weeks on my first 4 unit building and I'm confident about the numbers, nice piece of land (2acres) in a residential area near SFHs and no other rental buildings nearby.