The Birmingham market has been showing steady growth, with increasing demand for both single-family homes and multi-family properties.

I'm looking to exchange a multi-use property I own in the Bay Area for a multifamily property (expected sales price $3 million) that I could potentially convert to MTR.

There is a reason why I buy properties that cost a multiple of what typical cheap rental properties are going for.

NOTE: most property management software is designed so that any building with more than one unit is categorized as a multi-family property.

Hello everyone, I currently saw a property that was a bit beat up grass overgrown, paint chipped, the stuff they tell you to look out for.

The agent just let me know that they cannot offer these rates for investment properties.

Since acquiring a four-unit property on the Northwest side, my bi-monthly bill has typically been around $500.

For a bit of context, my wife and I recently moved to Tennessee and after renting for a bit we are just about to close on our first property.

Conventional guidelines occupancy requirements are that you’re able to occupy the property for some portion of the year, during the first year.

I don't own in Scranton a lot of properties, But I still think 2K is a bit overpriced Especially if you make your tenants pay utilities, But I might be wrong, just wanna make you aware so you make sure before you go into any deal.