Derreck Wells
Do you own rentals in Massachusetts?
Do you own rental properties in MA? Single family or multi family, they all fall under the Massachusetts Lead Paint Laws, which are some of the strictest in the country. The state is trying to make all rental units l...
Mitchell Conyers
Value add multi family
I am a new investor in the Tampa Bay Area..I purchased my first rental property last year, and am currently rehabbing my first fix and flip . As of right now I only have enough capital to do a flip or two at a time. B...
Taylor Dame
1031 vs LOC vs hard money- What to do?
I own a property that is paid off and has a value around 160k and has a cashflow if about $600/month.My goal is to increase my monthly cashflow by leveraging that property. So far the ways that I thought of were the f...
Ryan Anderson
Finding vacant homes
Hello BP community, seeking advice on the best way to locate vacant homes to either wholesale or rehab and flip. Thanks everyone!
Jeremy Host
Small Multifamily BRRRR
I am currently searching for small multifamily properties to BRRRR in the midwest and seeking to connect with other investors that are currently BRRRRing small multifamily properties. I would love to discuss sourcing ...
Tyson Scheutze
Early Days of Auben Realty
Improving Augusta one home at a time…
In the fall of 2009, Auben Realty was officially in business. A handful of homes I owned (which I couldn’t sell) and some early-mover, non-local investor-acquired homes rounded o...
Stuart Udis
Financing Transactions in Difficult Interest Rate Environment
The current interest rate environment has made financing real estate a challenge. It now appears interest rates will remain higher for longer than most expected and decided to use this forum as an opportunity for memb...
Colin Lange
Pet Addendum in New York (not NYC)
Hey!
I have a no pet policy for my units, but one of my tenants worked around this by making her cat an Emotional Support Animal. I am feeling cornered by this and don't think that I have many options. A highly exper...
Reggie Nworie
Appraisal Risks – Part 2: What Do You Mean the Appraisal is “Too Good”?
Appraisal Risks – Part 2: What Do You Mean the Appraisal is “Too Good”?
This is part 2 of a 2-part series on appraisal risks. In Part 1, we discussed what to do if an appraiser undervalues your property. In Part 2, ...
Simon Hay
New & Interested!
Hello everyone,
I recently purchased my first property (which is my primary home) and since then, I have become more and more interested in real estate and specifically real estate investing. I have worked in financi...