Hi everyone,I haven't started a topic in too long so I hope no one beat me to this article lolI'm pretty sure my fellow investors from Ohio will appreciate this one :)http://www.businessinsider.com/over-and-undervalue...

I have experience w holding rentals but I'm now just starting to go into buying strategy like brrrr.  My question is for any advice on how to analyze markets.  ex If search for things like best or worst markets to buy...

I (25) live in LA with my parents and am chugging along at work saving up money for whenever I figure out what I want to do with it. Recently, my uncle (who owns a few condos near his businesses that he rents to emplo...

Hi, everyone this will be my first post in BiggerPockets.i was considering buying multiple properties in Timmins, Sault Ste. Marie, and/or Temiskaming Falls as my first investment. I’m interested for the low prices an...

What is the happy medium for me as in an investor in regards to a city's affordability for its tenants. For instance - Austin, Tx. has steady increases in job growth, substantially increasing the population, raising t...

Atlanta real estate prices, jobs, and economic conditions are simultaneously decelerating / cooling / growing at a slower rate, although this has happened later than most other geographical areas, and doesn't show sig...

I was looking at the population change and owner-occupied housing units between some cities to understand their correlation to rental market potential. 
The data source is - https://www.census.gov
The percentage cha...

We are looking at a deal to finance land at a very high LTV - the trade off is we get to participate at equal or better terms on profitability. We have done business with the potential partner and have high regards fo...

Apparently surging violent crime, massive tax hikes and insolvent public pensions are bad for attracting new residents...who knew? On the other hand, 364 days of sunshine per year, minimal crime, brand new infrastru...