I have a aggressive goal to reach five rental properties fairly quickly. Other than saving a lot of money for down payments what are my options? Hard money lenders, heloc? Looking for clever ways to raise capital for ...

So apparently The Coke Can Multiplier is some sort of a hotel valuation technique that can drastically send the wrong message about the value of a property. Do hotel owners really use this to buy and sell property? Th...

Hello All, longtime reader first time poster ha ha.....My question is this, does the 1 or 2% rule apply here in the Seattle area? I dont see how it could, please read on.     So this past spring I had an epiphany and ...

Looking to purchase a winery/vineyard.

Currently putting a valuation model together but would appreciate any guides, best practices, or sources of knowledge on how to think through the purchase of such an asset. 
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I was wondering what you all think are some good solid markets:Rising Populations - Migration expected to increaseSolid strong economy. With different industriesJobs Jobs JOBS long termGood weather long term - despite...

Wow, it's getting to where it's VRBO is the one making all of the money.  2 years ago, the service fee was under 10 percent.  If you add in the owner's portion, VRBO is carving off 30 percent or more per reservation. ...

Hi everyone! I’m currently exploring real estate investment opportunities in Canada as an international investor. One of the key challenges I’m facing is understanding the financing options available to someone withou...

Hi,I am ready to buy my first out of state investment property. I am looking for some positive cash flow with potential appreciation. My whole idea is to learn from this process and keep investing in other markets whi...

Hello BiggerPockets,Last year my wife and I purchased a multiuse commercial building in Wisconsin with a HELOC loan.  With this loan we purchased the property and rehabbed it.  We now have two short term rentals on th...

I've recently been turned onto a possible source of passive income properties.  There's a mountaintop ski resort in West Virginia that sells condominiums within the resort and then has in-house property managers that ...