Hi, I just finished my New York State real estate course. I will be taking the state exam at some point coming up. I am a student at Rochester Institute of Technology and plan to attend school while also working as a ...

I was watching an investment show on youtube. The topic is whether the current stock market is in a bubble, and the impending crash will never come. One of the fund managers mentioned that most big investment funds/ho...

One of the biggest struggles that I'm sure many landlords and investors are facing during COVID-19 is the ability of our tenants to pay rent on time in the same manner they did prior to the pandemic. While many of us ...

When looking to invest out of your local area, what are some of the first things to look at? 
How do you determine good vs bad areas?
Pricing rents? just craigslist for comparison?
Do rely on a realtor from the are...

My wife and I had our offer accepted for $370K in Union, NJ. The comps in the area are b/w $360K - $410. So, we think we got a fairly good deal. The house is a little over 2000 sq ft, newer roof (less than 5 yrs), new...

Hello BP Peeps,Can someone help me understand what a relationship between an investor and an agent looks like? How do you have that conversation with them to start a relationship? If they agree to help you, what do th...

Which is more reliable a certified appraisal or sales comps, and Why? I have a property for sale and a certified appraisal was provided but buyers still want to use the comps.  please advice

Have been giving some thought to developing multi family. Can anyone with recent experience in NC share their expertise?  In a market with few quality “value add” opportunities(sub $10M) and lower yields,  I’m wonderi...

I just turned 18 and I'm trying to flip my first house, and I have one problem and that's running comps. I was wondering if anyone knows the cheapest and most effective way to run comps? Thank You

Hello fellow BPers,I want to share with you some interesting observations I have made about one of the quickest growing parts of New York City, for any of you looking to find the next "IT" market to invest in.  For th...