I hope someone can help me out. I would like to ask seasoned rental property investors with rentals in Indianapolis which company they use, maybe I can narrow my search, or find the right broker. I am in contact ...

Hello everyone! Newbie here and preparing myself the best I can for my first property. Curious how you pay the mortgage and eviction expenses if you have a problem tenant? If there ever was a need to spend money for e...

Hello everyone. I am 28 years old and I recently bought my first house in Jersey City. I'm looking to start investing in real estate but I'm not sure if I should flip houses, rentals, wholesale etc.
Here are my goals...

At what level unit do people include a washer/dryer dishwasher?  I like to rent to families and that is often an important piece.  My goal is to provide a good value to my renters.  Do people buy new with a warranty o...

Being an active and experienced real estate investor I always get investors asking how to get started in investing. No one really knows what that first step is. First thing you want to do is you want to create a plan....

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Why I do not invest in Real Estate syndications.
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Charles A. Rental Property Investor from Jacksonville, FL

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Hello, BP Community!
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What would be a good size to invest in for multifamily? Right now, I am looking at Florida markets and  have a range of 100k to 250k but I feel as if that may be too large. Any insight or help is welcomed, thanks!

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