So many real estate investors have found that student housing is the way to go as have IHowever....what happens when a large commercial company decides to building a crap ton of student housing around your area?Here's...

Amy from AL here...what is cap rate? What's a good cap rate and why? What's a bad cap rate and why? 

I'm looking at a four-plex in Baltimore. However there's a brand new apartment building being built right across the street. I'm sure the building will be super high end with high rent (although I shouldn't assume on ...

Hey!Just curious on how someone that wants to focus on mid and high-rise condo developments can start? What is the starting point for a goal like that? Single-family homes, then mid-class apartment buildings, and like...

I am a restaurant franchisee w/ 28 units and I've started buying up the real estate. I'm currently looking at adding a restaurant to the portfolio, which includes the real estate. It's a main street property with the ...

Hello everyone,

I'm looking to replace about 500-600sf glued-down engineered hardwood floor in a downtown Miami-area condo. Besides having a hard time finding a person to do such a small job when a permit is ...

Hey BP community,My name is Chris and me and my wife are looking for help with investing in our first rental real estate property in Philadelphia.Background - We bought and live in our first property in bucks county P...

Is anyone else seeing a weakening in the rental market?  I have vacancies on the rise and new tenants seem to be few and far between.  I know several markets have been experiencing this for some time, but our market i...

Dear forum members,Since Bigger Pockets is a Social Network and we are urged to share our thoughts and ask questions, I need to share with you my predicament, hoping to get an advice on how to proceed since I am not i...

I'm new(wish) to Bigger Pockets and researching cities to expand my real estate investments. I'm targeting small multifamily properties. I recently stumbled upon Portland, Maine. Having grown up in NE, I often hear fr...