I have a seller with several turn key rentals he's getting rid of. I am in the process of putting 3 under contract and he is asking for 10% earnest money on each. I'm still fairly new to wholesaling but isn't that a b...

I need to get some thoughts from this great BP community on an issue.My tenant is in a great condo I own, and has been living in it for years. I need to add that this tenant is great as well, usually quiet and hasn’t ...

Hi, thank you for reading. I am a new-ish property investor. I have 4 properties that are all single-family which I rent out to long term tenants + airbnb. The income covers the mortgage and some of the prop tax on al...

Hey All,I am thinking about moving out of the direct management of my rental units and moving into other real estate options. I am looking at a few things but recently have looked at Private Lending vs buying into syn...

I am looking to buy a 2-4 multi family unit and my goal is cash flow and decent appreciation.  I have narrowed it down to Atlanta, Houston, Austin, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Dayton, and Memphis.  Am I on the right track?...

Hi there - my wife and I bought a home in South Philly in July 2019 where we lived until we moved to the suburbs September 2021. We decided at that point to become first-time landlords and rent our South Philly home. ...

When a property is listed as 'cash only', does that actually mean I need to have the full purchase price and closing costs in cash in the bank?  Or are there other ways to acquire this property?Also, as a side note, I...

The early 2000's were a different world from what we know today (think Brittney or Kanye) but especially when it comes to real estate mortgages and lending. Just about everybody (including) myself was involved in RE b...

Hi Everyone, we have been acquiring single family rentals (>10% cap rate) in St.Paul and Minneapolis the last 12 months and we are noticing the demand for affordable single family rental (1100 - 1500)  is increasin...

Nobody knows how long mortgage interest rates will stay high, but one can start preparing by thinking what is likely to happen if/when they become lower, say in a year or two.  Most people seem to take it for granted ...