Hello!
I am looking at moving into the Birmingham area but am first getting an understanding of the area. From what I have heard and seen is that south of downtown is the nicer A type neighborhoods. Areas around down...

Current home is a TH in Chantilly, valued at just over 500K, owe 350k. I have a VA loan on it now, which I am constantly checking Bankrate for a good rate for conventional non-VA, non-FHA loan. Rentometer is showing t...

I will be collecting here different and relatively new articles I stumble upon in my research. To all who are looking to expand their business into economically growing and naturally beautiful Baltics. I will try and ...

When buying retail multi tenant properties, how much should we budget for vacancy to deduct against the income when calculating the cap rate? (I hope I was clear in describing what's in my mind)

Hi BP,

I am looking forward to invest in Texas. My strategy is buy & hold. I primary interested in between 4 - 12 units multifamily in a B or C area.

Having all the criteria equal, which city would...

I lived in Framingham for a few years when I was really young, and even after moving I still spent quite a bit of time in the town. I picture its location, and I can only picture that it has enormous potential.You hav...

Hi all,
I’m looking over some data on a potential commercial acquisition. 
First, what are some key points I should looking for? 
Second, what does Lease Rate $19.00 Ann. Mean?

Thanks In Advance 

Would It Be A Great Time To Invest Into REIT IPOs? With The WallStreet Market Being In Such A Plunge. Just A Thought Investors!!

Having recently finished raising our first round of investor capital, I now find myself wondering what is the best way to store and work with the investor information I now have. My first through was to set up an Exce...

It's my favorite day of the year for real estate data geekiness - the day that Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies releases its annual "State of the Nation's Housing" report!The study will be released at noon! ...