Hey everybody, I'm fairly new to BP but have really appreciated all of the helpful feedback from everyone on the forums as I get closer to pulling the trigger on my first REI. My partner and I are looking at purchasin...

I'm currently paying $1300 renting a good apartment in Sacramento, CA. Could I likely find something cheap enough to make it worth moving. Or, stay put.

There's 3 adults in our household: 1 can't find work, 1 works...

Im highly upset. The leasing agent first told me that I would receive a $500 bonus when moving in and if I sign a lease for 2 years it would be $2,250 monthly instead of $2,350. 
I then told her I would think about i...

I'm looking at some data to identify the best areas to buy and hold. I'm less familiar with buying in some of these areas - so I thought I'd reach out. These zipcodes offer really high rental yields even accounting fo...

I'm searching for a rental to invest. I noticed that condos in kingsgate area in Kirkland were listed much lower than those in other areas. Is there any particular reason? Anyone who is familiar with the King county c...

I've got 80+K available, with spare kept for unexpected vacancies/etc. My bay area market is too expensive for me to invest in/househack, so I'm free to look elsewhere. Reno/Columbus/San Antonio/Sacramento/Boise have...

Question for those who have been around a while, I haven't been able to figure this out myself from research. I'm referring mainly to larger markets, say over 1 million people at least, during a housing crash / downtu...

I have really been wanting to get into residential real estate, started listening to the podcast and i am hooked. right now in my area residential properties seem way over priced. my wife has her own business and our...

Hi,I always read about people using general contractors and etc. However, because most general contractors actually just hire subcontractors and just manage the project, wouldn't it be cheaper to rather directly hire ...

I find this topic super interesting because it used to be that owning was nearly always cheaper or equivalent to rent. Now it seems nearly impossible in most cities. Maybe in the midwest? There may be more as you go f...