I want to get the BP community's take: Where do you see multifamily being in 20-30 years time?Many of us on this sub-section have either gone into or fallen into multifamily investing exclusively so I believe it's wor...

Hi.

I was looking around the Arizona Phoenix area for a high cap rate multifamily. And I found that those in the region of 10% are all in the low income area.

Is that a norm or I should be looking harder?
I am co...

Hi All,
Thanks in advance for your assistance. I will keep it short -
I am a newbie in the rental property investment group and currently looking to invest in a multi-family/single-family/townhome (up to $600K) with...

Hi all,Relatively new investor here, I own 7 units (SFR's and small multi), but trying to buy my first commercial multifamily apartment complex in Overland, Missouri (St. Louis area). I would be buying it at around a ...

hello BP friends ... been MIA for a while and looking to get back in the RE groove of things, hoping to seek some advice on an off-market deal that was presented to me. It's a 3 unit bldg in the hot area of Bernal Hei...

I found this market flyer for this property

It is a 8-unit multi-family property being sold at $800,000.

The market flyer seems to do the basic number crunching already. It calculated a CAP of 6%. It also already c...

I am visiting Atlanta, Georgia next week, Febuary 18-19 and wanted to meet up with an agent or  wholesaler to check out a few properties and gain some knowledge about the area. I am also interested in properties aroun...

Hello I have an investor client looking for a Multifamly unit in the 600-700k range at a 12% cap rate is that something that is doable or is it unheard of. I’m guessing it’s difficult to find. I’m new in dealing with ...

Hi everyone,I'm working on a few deals within 2 blocks of Feaster Park (a block or two from Campus).   There doesn't seem to be any comparable properties sold within the past year, so I'm turning to BP with hopes of f...

Greenhorn here, and I am still trying to decide on whether to stay in the local Fairbanks/North Pole Market or broaden to OOS markets in warmer climates. The real sticking point that I cannot factor is how half the re...