I'm going to be making offers soon, what's the best plan of attack? Right now my plan is to just toss out a crazy low number and hopefully the seller will ask for a higher number that's what I really want.

here in baltimore there are a ton of rough neighborhoods, I frequently go through them when looking at deals, and lots of investors gobble up cheap houses in them.

I was tossing around the idea of starting a field se...

New limits. These go in affect after Jan 1. The biggest change is to 4 units which are my personal favorite type of building for cashflow and house hacking. The self sufficiency test still applies to 3/4 units but man...

I own a remodeling comapany in Charlotte, NC. I am considering
implementing a REI department. Which manages and oversees investment
projects like flipping houses. My question is would you use a contracting company l...

I have a friend that lives in a well-kept neighborhood, no HOA, but he lives next door to a vacant home with a tree that has fallen on the back of the house.  There is a hole in the roof, and it has been that way for ...

I've bought in a few places that have constant problems with hail, rain, hurricanes, etc... so I wanted to toss this question out to BP:

Which state/market has very little issues with natural disasters?

Looking to ...

Hi, I have a rental in Gilbert that has been sitting on the market for a month. It has been reasonably priced, with new carpet new paints, in an highly desirably area. My PM said there was a lot of showing traffic. Ho...

Hi BP'ers! I purchased a home with the original intent of it being a long-term investment in October, 2020  in the Boise, ID area. We've seen insane gains in the past handful of months. My wife and I are in the proces...

Hi BP-ers,I have one simple aim: On a per-unit basis, I want to maximize my dollars invested. For example, I can invest (via Turnkey) in say Kansas City and make $250/mo in cash flow with about $25K down (25% of $100K...