The best way to relieve some of this anxiety is to stay busy looking for the next! 

So 300 a foot to 600 a foot is the new norm.

Per square-foot prices tend to decline the larger the house gets.

I am just finishing this summer in NY and moving to Rhode Island for 1 year of fellowship and planning to getting my foot into REI with house hacking a 3 unit if all goes well until closing date.

As a new investor looking at Philly area BRRRRs I'm trying to get better at quick calculations to analyze deals. The big unknown is rehab costs. Does anyone have an approximate $/sqft range that they generally use? I ...

The property is a 900 square foot condo that functions well, is just out dated.

So with my latest refinance the appraiser has my property at 300 square foot less than the county shows.

Good Afternoon BP Team,I'm new to the Atlanta market, and I have had trouble finding my footing here.

Just to contribute something of my own to the discussion, here's a few books I've been reading:- Mastering the Market Cycle by Howard Marks- Against the Gods: The Remarkable Story of Risk by Peter BernsteinLike some of the other recommendations, they're not real estate specific, but I'm finding that getting a broad understanding of financial history is helping me find my footing in the multifamily world. 

My family and I are currently living rent free at my wife's family's homestead, to by some time to regain footing for our new lives reset.