When touring an investment property, what is one thing you look out for that if you see it you immediately WALK AWAY? 

I was talking with one of the DNS inspectors a few weeks ago and he told me some interesting things.  1. If you have a no trespass sign on your property they cannot step foot on your property to look for violations.  ...

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I have an investment property located in a C neighborhood (43204). Historically, this area has high crime, but slowly getting better. New money are coming in to rehab these units.  I was among the many...

I just had a new tenant move into my 3rd floor and recently got a text from the 1st floor tenant complaing about them constantly being loud and slamming the door into the house (the first floor bedroom is right next t...

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.The property has been vacant for at least a year and had suffered fire damage too (see li...

How do I identify War-zones and pick solid dependable target markets for investing?

I live on the southside of Chicago, so if you know anything about Chicago you know there is atleast 200 unique neighborhoods each h...

Hello Bigger Pockets community!I'm curious about people's thoughts on and experience with C-Class Neighborhoods that you've invested for BRRR rental properties?I have a market that seems to stack up as far as numbers ...

Hello,The scenario:I found a two family property in which the purchase price is 85,000 cash. It has an approximate ARV of 105,000. Seller says no money would need to be invested for repairs (I doubt that). I have driv...

I am buying a neglected 33 unit property. The owner is not local and has let the property go down hill. 10 units are currently rented. The buildings look fine and are in good condition other than a few broke doors....

Hey guys, I have been searching and searching but am having trouble finding any decent cash flowing properties in Southern California.  I have been looking in Oxnard, Ca but even there the average multi family propert...