The real estate industry swings up and down so frequently these days. How do you know if you're getting a good deal? I've seen many supposed "deals" go wrong because investors don't want to look into value deeper.

A...

Is it just me?

I look at most multi-family deals I come across - and most are in California - but all the same ...

Why do "investors" pay 2x or more for buildings?

Examples ...

Small town - 14k pop - 7 unit; s...

I am seeing better opportunities for cash buyers and I actually have enough cash to do a deal. However, it would take most of my cash. I have no properties at this point so I would like to take advantage of the lo...

This is a question for people that have gotten this point.

I am a new landlord, just started in august of last year. I currently have 2 properties that have gross cash flow of around 500 each per month.

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Hello everyone,
Want to reach out to the BP community and introduce myself I'm eager to get started investing in Multi-Unit rental properties. I'm located in Connecticut, and while I'm interested in my local market, ...

Hey everyone!I recently got my  first rental property fully occupied as of March 1st! This is great news but hold the applause...just 2 days after the tenants moved in, I got a call from my property manager that the f...

I just put 20% down and closed on a duplex last week. The plan was to rebuild my savings and buy a single family home in 3 to 5 years, and have our main unit in the duplex cover the mortgage of the future SFH. Than b...

Okay folks,I am new at this so excuse any inexperience that I may be exposing here but why do I feel like there is very little out there in the real of buy and hold property in our market?A bit of a background here:I ...

Greetings BP Community,I'm currently on the hunt for a fully renovated rowhome in Federal Hill, a neighborhood that is well established in South Baltimore. My girlfriend and I both work in downtown B'more (we both wa...

Hey All,I wanted to explore an exit strategy some of you have probably debunked, can vouch for or have at least thought of. This exit strategy stems more from a mindset of getting a consistent return over a long perio...