I was a little nervous because I didn't know what to expect as far as bookings since there was not one other 4 BR home being rented in the market (that I could find).We luckily realized that the floor plan/layout of the house would allow us to configure it into 2 lock-off 2 BR/1 BA apartments as well as one complete 4 BR/2 BA house so we felt better about being able to compete with the other STRs in the market.To our surprise (and delight) it turns our the house has been rented most often as the 4 BR/2 BA configuration over the smaller apartments.

We’re going to change the locks and check all the windows to make sure they’re working/locking properly.

This, to my albeit un-tuned ears, sounds like madness, and a classic example of building your proverbial house on the sand, but I could very well be wrong.

Would you guys risk locking up your money like this?

I was recently working with my investor to lock down a property in West Philly and his lender changed the rates since the "As-Is" appraisal came in 15k lower than purchase price of the property (the appraiser ignored the condition of the property and comparing it to properties that were damn near shells, but I digress.) 

Good afternoon BP group hope everyone is well ,i have a question does anybody invest out side the US more specifically in France our any other country’s. if yes please leave a comment on were and the difficulty’s that you ad in the beginning and any advice you give for people how are thinking in invest outside (US).And does bigger pockets have any hard money lenders that have interest in invest outside the US.Thank you BP group hope ear from you soon Wish you all a great day 🙏🏼

If anyone has a podcast # they think would be helpful, I’m all ears. 

So the longer leases really just end up locking the landlord in. 

Not sure why but I tried my key to enter the apartment she changed the locks to my doors.

So the purpose of my post is to reach out for help I an coachable, eager and all ears.