Hello all,I have heard a lot about finding A/B/C/D Class properties/neighborhoods and I was wondering what factors go into determining the grade for a given area/property...Is it the home price, age of home, condition...

Hello Bp, Im looking to purchase my first investment property. Obviously I am a little nervous about doing this. I was hoping for an analysis on the deal to see if you guys think its worth it, etc. I was also hopin...

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in Terre Haute.

Purchase price: $60,000

Cash invested: $7,500

This is my first BRRRR property. It was both my first out-of-st...

Iv've been a lifelong resident of Massachusetts.  My wife of 39 years was born and raised in Maine and when she retires in several months, she'd like to move back.  Somewhere in mid-coast Maine, most likely between Br...

Hi BP Community! We've owned our STR in Gatlinburg for over 4 years now and have been paying for DirecTV the whole time. We also have a Roku with all the normal streaming apps and gig speed internet. As of late, I fee...

I am trying to get a feeling for the costs to renovate a home based on how big it is. I know that I am over simplifying things but if I wanted to create a rule of thumb to use when analyzing a property, what would yo...

Hello everyone.  I am looking for some solid ideas or direction as I am focusing on growth of my real estate company.  I have been flipping houses in my area now for the last 3 years because the market is very strong ...

Many people are familiar with 'survivorship bias' when it comes to mutual fund investing, the basics are this:  a fund company may start many funds over its lifetime with different strategies.  The ones that do poorly...

I'm curious on peoples go to approach to secure financing for an investment property - use a broker? start w local bank or CU ? or even a local brick and mortar bank?

I was on the phone last night with a broker who informed me that the 8% cap rates in his market are for in-state investors. He said most out-of-state investors only get 6% cap rates on buildings. I had never heard of ...