I am thinking of purchasing multi family units that are out of state from where I live. If I plan to use a management company and check out the property initially, would there be any major drawbacks to doing this vers...

I bought a small handful of SFH rental properties in 2019 and I am wondering if I should stick with my normal CPA or look around for one who "specializes" in real estate?  I'm confident my current CPA understands the ...

I need some advice on structuring a partnership on buy and hold deals.I am a new investor and have decided to partner up with a good friend of mine on starting our real estate journey. We both currently do not own any...

Looking to use a friend's money who is interested in investing to buy rentals and flips.

Two questions:

1) can I borrow money from him, like an unofficial hard money lender, without us being in an LLC together? He...

According to an article from MPAMag.com, lender’s profits have been affected by the high costs of compliance that have been mounting since 2008.

According to MPAMag.com, “Production expenses in the third quar...

I am in contract with the seller on a property, which have done some foundation repair. However, I wasn't able to find any permit record from the city, and the seller couldn't provide sufficient paper work (only one r...

Just got involved with a great mentor who's got us excited about Multi-Family and it opportunity to becoming self-sufficient and attain our goals for the future.  Already created our investment company, built our init...

Does anybody have a sample contract I could have or tips or advice about getting one or what should be in it to be able to make an offer on a drive-by/driving for dollars? Thanks in advance!

Hello BP forum!DISCLOSURE: No affiliation/ No TransactionsI had the chance to meet with @Matt McCarter from Networth Realty here in Atlanta, Ga. . Matt reached out to me on the BP website with an invitation to meet wi...

I am in the process of forming my real estate LLC and was curious on how others have chosen their name in the past. I do not want to include my name in the LLC, I would use initials. Any ideas?