Hello BP Community,This looks like a great investment to us, but because we believe in feng shui, we are unable to proceed with this investment property. So we would like to throw this out there for other investors to...

I'm getting leads on available properties and this list has a few abandon houses listed.  Has anyone did a complete Reno on an abandon unit how did the process go for you? what was the ending finish on the unit? 

Hi BP members! A new member here! Been reading many threads and have been looking around in the market for some time.The property in interest is a 3 family home fully occupied, will be seeing it in person soon but was...

On my commute to-and-from work I have seen some homes that may be good options for wholesaling. I looked them up on the county records and found that they are owned by an LLC. I didn't see a phone number or the name o...

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.So I can clearly see this is a dud but this is just my first analysis of the property wit...

I would suggest figuring out how to get your personal finances cash flow positive before going all in on a rental property.

Make sure the contracts you are using are correct and reviewed by your attorney.

I'd say get more details on the financing, get an inspection on the property, and after you have that you will be in a better position to make a decision. 

If you have the cash position to go full time in business without a full time job maybe you give it a go but I know that is not the case for most people.

As someone who runs a portfolio of rental properties valued over $50M+ as well as a General Contracting company that will do well over $3M in renovation sales this year i've got to say a guy in your position doesn't yet know what he doesn't know.