I'm remodelling my 1965 home that has the oh so popular wood wall paneling instead of sheet rock interior walls. I have seen plenty of hones with beautiful hardwood floors that were covered with carpeting as well. Whi...

This is my second short sale, first one the bank accepted, so this is the first time I am in this situation.

South Florida, single family 2 bed 1 bath home, in fair condition, everything works, no major work ...

Hi everyone,I am a new young investor and I am looking into the best place to buy that would have great cash flow. I know many people are talking about Dallas and Houston,Texas as great places to invest in. Now my que...

Hello BP,I am ready to take the plunge into a turnkey property. I live in NYC and am just simply priced out of my own area. I am looking into Memphis currently and am looking primarily looking for strong cash flow wit...

Hello BP, I have a few questions about the HASA program in NYC. My father in law has been investing in multifamily homes in the Bronx, NY and finds his tenant's through HASA. I spoke with him for hours this past week...

There are SOME downsides to being a "young buck" in the real estate game. Being a 23 year old I find it very difficult to aquire any funding for rehabs or any type of deal for that matter. I have no property for col...

I live in SW Florida where I owe $335,000 for a house surrounded by homes forecloure specialists are enjoying profits from selling at $125,000 (in much better condition than mine), and at least another thousand brand ...

I have looked at Multifamily Investment over the last few years.

I’m trying to understand what’s the average return, IRR, cash on cash and also average five year return if you invested $100,000.

Is there a industr...

Good Morning Everyone.  I am in the process of purchasing my first investment property.  I had paralysis for YEARS, but this now makes sense.  Its a small condo unit for short term vacation rentals, across the street ...

What is the general rule on buying investment STR property if you cant normally absorb the mortgage payment forever? I have enough set aside that i could go a little over a year with no rental income. But is it normal...