Most investors on this site are residential with a few commercial sprinkled in so when BP develops software to use that is likely the main focus residential first.There are tons of software for commercial analysis to use out there. 

For the time being, I am focusing my efforts around residential deals in the Shepard Historic District and Village area. 

I’m more focused on buy and hold with multi-units (4 to 5 units) and potentially some fix and flips.

I’ll have my license soon but I want to focus on wholesaling and investing.

HELP: not sure if it’s a waste of time, or should I focus on condos, what other numbers should I consider when looking at potential deals (I check PITI to be lower or equal the rent), what I need to know about the market I’m in?

My focus is primarily aimed towards families who are struggling financially, single parents, and members of our military. 

Hey all, my wife and I have focused on single family rentals in the Denver area up until this point, with the goal of getting into multifamily properties.The deal that has particularly piqued my interest is a 30+ unit in the Denver area and I was wondering if anyone in the BP network that has more experience in this space would be willing to run through the numbers with me?

Do any of you think a handyman service, focused on helping agents, help their clients quickly makes sense as a business for me?

Do any of you think a handyman service, focused on helping agents, help their clients quickly makes sense as a business for me?

If that is the case, and if you are clear on that goal, then focusing on acquisition is the obvious answer.