I'm looking to make my first real estate investment. I've seen a few cash flow positive potential rental properties in the Boulder, CO in the $150K - $200K range. I'm thinking of investing but would love to hear from ...

Hi Everyone,
As we move towards the end of the year, one of my goals for 2022 is to begin looking for potential properties in new markets. Currently I am based in Atlanta which has seen a dramatic rise in prices in t...

Hey BP,I'm the final steps of accepting a new job in Wisconsin. I'm probably going to be living in the Oshkosh area due to close proximity to work. That being said I'm curious to get the input of active investors in t...

Looking to buy in Indiana since it is a landlord friendly state. Wanted to see if anyone had any insight on areas to stay away from and past experiences. 

Scott W.

Not to sidetrack to a stock market discussion, sure if you go back 80 years the number is correct. But my investment horizon is much less. In any 10 year period the return can be negative as well. Also I thi...

I'm a realtor,  I currently use zillow rental manager for most of my clients properties.  I just do the leasing. I'm trying to see if there is something better for communicating.  When I only have 1 rental and the ren...

Here's a crucial tip: Choose your market wisely! 🌟 Whether you're eyeing residential or commercial properties, market selection can make or break your investment success. Research local economies, population trends, j...

I'm new to the Lynchburg are and was wanting to say Hi! Write back and say hi so I can see who's out there and making deal! I want to bring as much value as possible to this market so lets all get to know each other.

Hello fellow investors, I would like to start a conversation about Worcester and its surrounding neighborhoods. Although I have lived in Boston for many years, I am not very familiar of Worcester and very interested i...

Hi all, I recently posted about buying a rental in Tampa and got a lot of good replies. Since then I figured out since I meet the income threshold I could consider it a "second home" vs. rental investment so I could p...