I moved into a 2 bedroom house managed by a Realtor a month ago. I saw it when it was being fixed up. After I moved in, I realized there were no heating vents in the bedrooms. The Realtor seems hesitant to do anything...

I am looking to flip this home how ever the lot size is 3400 sqft. The home that sits there right now is 775 sqft, very small! It is a 2 bed 1 bath. My plan is to add 500 sqft to it and a 500 sqft garage which amounts...

I am house hacking a SFH and converting it into a duplex.  It already had a full kitchen downstairs when I purchased it.  Im rehabbing both upstairs and downstairs and planning on house hacking (living upstairs and re...

Talked to the city zoning about doing a STR in the city of Tomahawk and it didnt go well. Mainly because they didnt know much about STRs at all. Before I go further with the city just wanted to try my luck and see if ...

Hey guys,

I wanted to see if anyone had experience rezoning a single family home (zoned B-4) in the Denver area, specifically Aurora in this case, to a triplex. I found a deal that the owner is currently cash flowing...

First off, my name is Jason, first post on BP and I'll be moving to Houston soon(6 to 8 months should Corona Virus permit). In the Forum I've seen some discussions about inner and outer loops but figured I'd start a d...

I have this property located in Miami Dade county but it is under Single Family zoning is there any way I could change the zoning to it being multi-unit, as in a duplex? Meaning if I send in the documentation will the...

I have a building that use to have a lower unit for rent by the previous owner, which has just been storage for a while. I would like to fix it back up and rent it out again. It is a small unit with 1 bedroom/bath loc...

I haven't seen any posts about this here on BP--- I've been told by the City of Chicago plumbing inspector that I need to upgrade water service from the water main in the street to the house to 1.5" at my rehab. Any r...

Looking for a market in , ky , tn, Ohio area where the cap rates are GD. preferably a small City with a university.
Thanks