I hear the advice pretty often that you want to stay away from D neighborhoods, but if you're hiring a property manager anyway, why  does this matter? You won't have to visit the property anyway, so as long as the num...

Hi all,i am buying an investment property near downtown Orlando(zip 32805).the house was built in 1966..no major issues with the rood or the property overall(1100 sq ft duplex) and it might also give me a positive cas...

Hi. I am writing this post in hopes of it helping me analyze my own fears. I am an active duty military member looking down the barrel of a medical separation. This is scaring me out of my mind. I have known that I wo...

I am 74 female, been managing a duplex for yrs without too much difficulty but tired of it - have vacancy coming and several repairs required.  Had someone in mind who I thought would be great but he wants to add fees...

Two years ago I bought a condo next to AT&T Park (San Francisco). I did not buy this unit as an investment. I bought it to live in. Because……every morning I get to go for a jog on the Embarcadero and see the su...

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So this is one of the properties I recently bought. It is probably going to be the most fun rehab I have ever been part of. I thought I share this with BP community. Pictures don't do justice to wha...

So after speaking to tons of lenders and being shot down with the 30% down deposit and 9% interest on a loan that needs to have a minimum cap of 150k, how do I jump this hurdle and find a deal while all I have to put ...

I am looking to invest in a duplex or triplex for under $100k. My goal is get $150/door after the mortgage. Overall I would prioritize cashflow over appreciation. Is this realist? If so in what markets?

For those of you who actively choose to invest in high crime areas, what do you make sure to factor into your numbers? -higher vacancy-higher possibility of turnover -hiring a property management company with skill an...