Hey BP Community!When it comes to where to investing in Denver, it can be quite overwhelming figuring out where it makes sense to make that big investment. There are several factors to consider when thinking about wh...

I bought an REO townhome that I just started work on.  Obviously they never bothered to walk their dogs.  I pulled out the old carpet and pad, which were still wet, and found that the subfloor is soaked as well.I read...

Working on a rehab to the studs if a 2 family in a high end tourist destination. The current heating system is natural gas with old cast iron hydronic radiators.  I can easily add ducts since the ceilings and walls ha...

Hi! I’m in the SF Bay Area looking for flips, and I’m currently contacting agents about pocket listings. The only problem is that a lot of other investors are doing this as well. Does anyone have any tips on making yo...

Hello Everyone,Wanted to make a post to connect with you all to ask a question about MTR’s. I currently have one Arbitrage STR property in Raleigh, North Carolina close to Downtown and it has performed very well. I am...

Often times when my clients close on their investment properties, they come to me and they ask me what kind of styles should they go for when renovating their property.After going through lots of homes with prospectiv...

I am interested in how operating expenses are calculated on condos with fairly high HOA fees. For people who use the 2% criteria as in Mike Rossi's book, "1 Minute to Rental Property Riches" I know operating expenses ...

I'm dusting off some of my older marketing materials, and I stumbled upon a flyer that I had written to give to as many garbage-men -- oops, sorry..."sanitation workers!" -- as I could find, but I never pulled the tri...

I'm new to real estate investing (haven't done a deal yet), and have heard some talk about loans being non recourse if they're above a certain dollar amount or for a large property. Do they exist?