I am currently searching the multifamily market for deals comprising I've no less than 5 units and I would say no biger than 50 units. Depending on the market that I look at some of these properties can range from und...

Working on a rehab to the studs if a 2 family in a high end tourist destination. The current heating system is natural gas with old cast iron hydronic radiators.  I can easily add ducts since the ceilings and walls ha...

So i was taking a look at my list to try and scrape it so that its more targeted and hopefully more "efficient" . Found out a lot of Absentee owners live in California and not too far out from their rentals. Should i ...

I want to put together a booklet for future flips specifying exactly what I want in certain rooms, to really systematize things for contractors/installers. However, I tend to hesitate to call my own selections or prov...

Is anyone using a software product or cost estimating program for "turn around" or "make rent ready" expenses.  Something that I could train my inspector to use for creating the security claim and handing off to vendo...

By searching the forum, I found J Scotts contractor SOW and Contract. I think it's pretty good and covers the basics. It also has a clause in there separating finishing materials purchases from contractor supplies, wh...

Hi BP Family! I am in the process of trying to compile a rehab cheat sheet to use on/during walk throughs and after for general cost analysis. I know this knowledge will come with more experience, but It would be grea...

Sorry this is a long one:Contemplating doing a new simple Shingle overlay on a rental property roof. In other words, not doing a tear off of the old Shingles just laying a new layer over the old. I have a guy who has ...

Great Afternonn BP Fam! I've heard many approaches and I presume there is no right or wrong but I'd like some more feedback if yall don't mind chiming in;
1, Do you give your contractor a % to start the work, and if ...

Hi everyone - thanks for taking the time to read my post.

I am interested in your thoughts about multifamily investment properties. I believe that cap rates are important and cash flow is king.

My thought is that c...