I just bought my first property well below market value. According to multiple real estate agents, once renovated it will be worth hundreds of thousands over purchase price. That said, I’ll need to invest about $100,0...

I am a soon-to-be new landlord and have trouble finding answers to some questions I thought would be easier. I will most likely pay for water, sewer, and general trash. Where do I find an estimate of how much water, s...

Historically, I've been involved in buy and holds. However, I've recently become interested in other approaches to REI. I'd like to meet folks that have been involved in flips, builds, etc. and can help me to navigate...

Hi BP! I am looking for a property manager in the Kansas City area with experience with older small multifamily buildings. The 6-unit building is in the Historic Northeast part of the City. Any recommendations of qual...

My brother and I are both interested in purchasing rental property, and we have what appear to be very different ideas about what a good rental property purchase is. I'm curious what more seasoned investors think of t...

So, I have seen a lot of posts referencing the development and implementation of systems to make owning and managing their rentals either on a smaller or larger scale. I was just wondering what specific systems people...

So I am NOT in love with my bank. While they are local they have horrible interest rates and the tech is terrible. Any recommendations? I will do online banking so long as they can handle my rental property break downs.

I interviewed a guest on my podcast recently who said he is no longer investing in large multifamily right now.  He's concerned that we are too far into a seller's market. And he said "I just don't know where this mar...

I would shy away frompurchasing a building withnonconforming rentAL units.The city can shut you downand make you convert them back and at today's codes.  It can be very expensive.  I  speak from experiance.

Now is the time to BUY!Here is what is occurring in virtually all "hot" real estate markets nationally:"Hot" = strong population and job growth markets and therefore increasing price trend line This applies to San Jos...