when you buy a property you'll have a down payment, closing costs,  rent-ready costs, costs to get set up with a PM, a commission to place a tenant...

Curious how they will differ that site and what changes they will have from the old LFI site. 

I know I need to learn all local regulations, why the property is available, if the current tenants have leases, all of the financial analyses (Let me know if any of you have come across something I might not know), section 8, available grants, and possibilities to finance the deal if the numbers work.  

You have every right to draw the line at the cookie only. 

Hi- New here - realtor interested in building portfolio.Does BP have an actual course that walks one through step by step on how to invest in various ways?

I am married, and my wife does not want to have anything to do with acquiring more debt or me being in another mortgage and I live in Arizona a community property state.

WRONG.Even if a keyword consistently brings in leads—whether they are distressed sellers or retail buyers—there’s still one crucial thing you need to check at the end of the day:HOW MANY CONTRACTS DID YOU GET FROM THAT KEYWORD?

Hi guys,So I have some Insurance questions.

Being a consultant or flat fee referrer is good if you have the "rolodex" but then it's limited and like having fixed income.

I've worked for several PM firms in the area and one company stole like 30k in commissions from me when I no longer wanted to work at their god awful company.I can definitely advise you on some property management companies to stay away from, as well as some new and upcoming property management companies in the area that are taking a more hands on and professional approach.