Hello,I am looking at investing in a 200-unit multifamily complex and am interested in feedback on the following fee structure and terms.Fees:2% of Project cost for an upfront development fee, which would be 5.7% of t...

Hey everyone, I’m looking to start on finding my first deal within the Midwestern and southeastern states. Such as Indiana, North Carolina, Ohio, etc. It would be my first deal but have been learning and reading about...

I am currently looking to acquire my first property, spoke with owner and he is willing to do seller financing 😌 but he mentioned he does not have the terms for it (whatever that means,.)the property is in TX and I am...

Hey BP Community,With a little under 20 hours left of classes for my real estate salesperson license, I'm beginning to consider options for a brokerage post-licensure.Ideally, I'd like to work with a broker that speci...

I was thinking about buying a condo or duplex in Florida to rent out for a few years until it's paid off. Something in the 80k-90k range. Once it's paid off use it has a vacation home. Has anyone done something simila...

hello everyone. I am new to this business and I do have a realtor on my team but I was wondering, aside from getting help from a realtor for the MLS. What are some other good sites to get listings from?  To touch some...

Hi all,I just completed my first rehab job and about to place it on the market for rental. I would like to begin exploring my cash-out refinance options and am having a hard time finding an investor friendly broker or...

Hmmm, since Zillow is laying off 25% of their workforce and homesales are slowing. . .  ah, it's probably nothing."Monthly home value growth has slowed from its record-breaking pace this summer, inventory is up for th...

Hello, I’m looking for boots on the ground since I’m doing virtual wholesaling from Georgia. Someone with experience of course as I’m quite new. Looking to build a solid team.

Hi,My agent tells me that it’s taking longer to rent out homes in texas and california suburbs would be a better option. Although the cost of the house is more upfront the value goes up faster and renting is fairly qu...