We are two weeks from closing on our first investment / rental property in Denver. The interest rate of 4.3 at 15 years was locked in a few days before fed dropped interest rates 50 points. Looks like they are going t...

Accidental landlord here looking for some help.  Just finished renovating my 2 br 1 bath house in Papillion after my first tenants moved out after 2 1/2 years.  I am having trouble establishing market value. Its been ...

Hello BP Community, To all the Fix and Flipper's out there, I am curious about what everyone is doing to pivot and adjust their underwriting during these times.  I have completed a few successful flips and generally s...

Good morning my question is, is it worth to rent out my current home yet and should I refinance to make it cash flow better for the long term? I’m looking to move about 30 minutes closer to my work which is in Orlando...

Good morning BP community, Approximately 8 years ago I purchased my first investment property (3 family). Not truly understanding the the various investing strategies, Cashflow wasn’t a huge concern. My goal at the ti...

Ultimately, stock investing simply can’t surpass multifamily investments when it comes to cash flow. While there may be a select few companies that pay comparable quarterly or monthly dividends to shareholders, they c...

Drop in rates boosts weekly mortgage applications 3 percentA drop in interest rates drives homeowners and homebuyers to the mortgage market.Total mortgage application volume increased 3 percent last week, according to...

Hi everyone,
I’m Johnathan Shub, and I’m starting to invest in real estate in the Indianapolis area. I’m looking to connect with local investors, agents, property managers, and anyone else who knows the Indianapolis ...

Publicly available rental information is limited and too general to be useful. I developed software to extract rental data from the MLS for our specific property profile and target areas. I thought it would be helpful...

I am looking at a duplex, and according to the leases the landlord pays for the water. The water is billed quarterly, and I am afraid that if there is a leak somewhere I won't know until I receive an enormous water bi...