I always see these NNN properties on loopnet that have 6-7 years left on the lease. You would think Walgreens, CVS or Dollar General to be pretty established especially with territorial restrictions The cap rate seems...

Do any investors/landlords buy properties that aren't in high population areas? For example, I recently bought an investment property in a prime area,monthly profit $350.

The benefits of that particular rental are: ...

My wife and I are house hunting for our primary residence, but we eventually see it becoming a rental.

Around here (Northern VA), pretty much any decent place you find is going to be tied to an HOA, a condo a...

Hi. I'm a newbie here and in RE investing. I've been doing my homework, reading, and looking at properties as much as I can. I've made one offer that was outright rejected (it was a low-ball but I felt it was reaso...

Good morning BP FAMILY.  We are needing a Property Management company(s)  to manage properties in Grady County, Tulsa County, and Oklahoma  county.Thank you.  

Hello everyone ! I'm new to the world of real estate. I have a question. So my original plan was to buy a multi family.  But for the multi family in my area I wouldn't even break even I know cash-flow is hard to come ...

I am currently investing in low income neighborhoods, finding it is easy to get 20% on rentals through regular renters and Section 8. What I have found however is that my Section 8 tenants are dream tenants, as most o...

We are debating this question.  If you had to choose one, would you rather:A.  Add a couple units to existing properties.  Let's say each additional unit costs $25,000 (building into an existing structure like convert...

Hey B.P Family...

I'm currently working on a deal. The seller wants to sell nine condos in Milwaukee, WI, in the Brown Deer Area (nicer side). Each unit for $30,000. All are in good condition and nicely kept. One un...

I'm trying to reframe the question from too much of the gloom and doom talk, and looking for an informal poll about the way forward. My belief is that anyone analyzing their market needs to look slightly to the future...