I purchased a duplex built in 1989. It's my first home/investment. Its in an area that today people generally want to live, the other homes are kept in nice condition and new homes are still being built only a few str...

Hi, I recently inherited a 6 unit apartment building that is located in a prime East coast location. Three of the 6 tenants have been there for a long time and the previous owners chose to forgo raising rental fees on...

So I've been in real estate for a while now, but I've primarily flipped homes and invested in single-family rentals. Over the last year, I've been educating myself a lot more on apartment buildings and although I feel...

I came across in rent to retirement podcast that there is a 5% downpayment option for investment properties from a credit union. Does anyone know the name of credit union and used it for lending to buy investment prop...

In the process of evaluating 6+ unit multifamily properties, I've come to the conclusion that these properties are either EXTREMELY over priced, or my estimates for expenses are too aggressive. In many cases, I'm...

I am new to Bigger Pockets and looking to invest in Apartment Buildings in North Providence, Rhode Island. I have broken down all projected expenses for the property I have in mind in order to find the NOI and compare...

So, we're active duty military and looking at using our VA loan at our next station, Sheppard AFB in Texas. Been looking around at rates and I'm getting rates between 3.6-4% It seems that there are a lot of fees that ...

I am looking into one of the newer townhomes in Winter Park CO as a STR and family vacation spot.  I have begun researching some of the costs associated with marketing / advertising a property vs having a management c...

If you're considering venturing into the realm of flipping properties, Fayetteville, North Carolina presents a promising landscape.
Fayetteville, NC, stands out not only for its robust housing market but also for its...

I’m working on analyzing the following self-storage properties and wanted to see if my approach makes sense. I'm still learning the ropes, so any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated!
For these properti...