Hello & Thank YOU!My name is Colton Davis and I'm a Fort Collins native and aspiring real estate investor (and just an average joe trying to build wealth). I'm an avid listener of BP for about 6 months everyday. I...

We are considering relocating to Tennessee for personal reasons. Currently we own and run a construction business as well as do flips. What is the job market like in middle to East TN area? We were thinking it might b...

Hi All,

I am a new investor looking to find a good market to purchase Rental Properties. I live in Southern California where it is tough to find areas where you want to buy properties that cashflow.

What I'm hoping...

I am looking at purchasing a property in Minnesota at a Sheriff's Sale/Auction. The regulations for foreclosure sales in Minnesota seem to be quite different from surrounding states. I am looking for some feedback fro...

So here's the situation.

I inherited this tenant, let call her tenant A, when I first purchased the property back in July. It’s a triplex, I live there myself and rent the other two units. This is my first property...

I am interested in hearing opinions on investing in a college town these days. 
For those of you that have rentals in college towns:
1. What sort of impacts has COVID made to your business (good or bad)
2. What pit...

Hey everybody! I'm a first time buyer and looking to do a buy & hold. The ultimate goal is to find a home that's livable for my wife, son, and I, with an extra room or two we can rent, and then in 2 years, look in...

Hi all,Please give me any on all thoughts on the best way to approach or inform tenants about a rent increase. The house is currently rented under market.......I did increase rent with the last lease...by 6 percent.Th...

I would like to know what your best practices are for managing a C Class property?  Also, any warning signs to look out for?

I plan on beginning my investing career by relocating to Ohio. Cleveland, Akron, Toledo, one of those cities. In each one you can find houses going for $20,000. Of course there's a reason – continuous population loss ...