In Part I of this post I identified four U.S. markets which I believe to be ripe for commercial real estate investment: Atlanta, Austin, Denver and Durham.2018 Best Commercial Real Estate Markets to Invest In: Part IP...

I've always thought real estate investing was for "rich people" only. In the last 2 weeks I've had my eyes opened wide by the vast possibilities out there. I stumbled upon this site by accident and haven't left it sin...

Should I remove the plaster that is attached to the inside of an exterior brick wall, or keep it and just build a 2x4 frame and insulate, drywall, move outlets.  This is a 4unit low income property that I am upgrading...

Hello BP Team! I am a brand new BP member looking to potentially invest in the Providence/Warwick, RI area. I currently live in the Bay Area, but my family lives in Rhode Island and will be my "boots on the ground". I...

What sort of material should be used for the sewer line running from the house out to the city main? Cast iron? Clay? I need to have this replaced soon. Any suggestions on things to consider or make sure that I have i...

Hi everyone, I am currently in negotiation for a house that has dog a cat urine on the floors. I would like to figure out if that is enough reason to keep the security deposit that the seller acquired from the tenants...

 Targeting 3-9 deals within a $100K-$500K price range over the next 18-24 months.  Any great advice for a newbie (especially on topics directly applicable to the Houston market) would be much appreciated!  :)  

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In a previously unimaginable turn of events, the ...

Ya'll. I need a pep talk. I started investing this past fall and my start has been ROUGH. I'm discouraged, and I don't need tough love - I'm hard enough on myself as it is. I really don't even need advice. I just need...

Hi team - wife and I are evaluating homes for our personal residence in Phoenix / Scottsdale. We're concerned about the market being too hot, but it'll still be cheaper to own vs rent. We're looking at homes in two ar...