Hello BP!Has anyone have any success stories about 1031-ing their primary residence into a multifamily investment? Is this possible? 

Hello, newbie here. Can you explain why I would utilize a loan instead of cash? Cash in the bank is not earning me $1500 month. Everything I read says get a loan and keep cash (buy multiple properties with your cash)....

Hello, I'm currently shopping (remotely) for 1, 2, and 3-plexes in Tennessee and looking for advice in particular on duplexes. It seems to be that most listings have the same basic attributes: built mid century, usual...

A record number of consumers surveyed by Fannie Mae say they expect mortgage rates to keep falling over the next 12 months — a “significant shift” in consumer expectations that could free many homeowners from the mo...

Seasonality in the Short-Term Rental Florida Market remains a consistent phenomenon with minor variations each year. Notably, last year saw an unusual surge in October, which traditionally had been one of the slower m...

Hi all,I'm wondering if anyone has a contractor or two who they could recommend to help me with a small townhouse condo that I am in the process of buying in Davie, Florida.  It needs the kitchen and bathrooms to be u...

1. Reduce Taxable Income. Many real estate investors have W2 employment or 1099 employment. Either way, there is tax liability for these investors. How much individuals pay in taxes does not depend solely on what your...

This is an idea I've been throwing around a lot lately. There is a lot of development going on in my city and it is is all being pushed north. I've been thinking of purchasing a lot to build a 3 unit building made out...

Hello I have a house that I took a licensed contractor to so that I could receive a bid. The contractor text me later after our visit  that his repair estimate is 69K. I thought that was a little high and said I need ...

We own a LTR that is valued at about $215K, and we owe around $65K on it at around 4.5% interest rate. The taxes, however, have went up so much that we have to raise our rents to a crazy amount (~$1300) to break even....