Hello BiggerPockets Community!After several months of studying and getting prepared for the highs and lows of real estate investing, I've managed to make my first deal. I'm super excited but can't quite celebrate yet ...

Hey everyone. I know there are lots of question on this site about Denver zoning regulations and their allowance for an ADU and I figured I share my recent experience working with the city and my neighbors on a 'spot ...

When trying to locate a new market to begin flipping what things do you look for?

1) Does the number of rented vs owner occupied homes matter to you?
2) What is a good range for DOM?
3) How do you establish ARV? Do y...

Hey everyone! My dad and I are at the final stages of purchasing our first rental and are in need of a Property Manager. If anyone has any recommendations/ someone that is available, Let me know! Thank you in advance ...

I'm in Nashville, TN, a pretty competitive market.  In many of the once unpopular areas (only a few years ago), older homes are being torn down to build two homes on the same lot, each going for upwards of $300k+.  I'...

I figured since I've updated my profile I might has well knock out my introduction post!I moved to Chicago almost 2 years ago from Las Vegas for a job opportunity.  I got interested in REI in 2002 while I was still in...

Good morning BP Family!Are you using the 50% rule for multi-units, 5 to 15 units, for expenses? I'm noticing that heating and hot water in places like Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Chicago, Ohio, are a large par...

Hey BP Community!So I have my list and marketing tools ready to send, but I have one question. Am I suppose write all 400+ address on each individual letter or is there an easier way to do this??

* moved from DIY forum... *Quick facts: Small house, approximately 900 sq ft. New roof. Baseboard heat. Dry crawlspace. New plumbing with no leaks. I purchased it earlier this year after it had been empty for ...

Hi,I know it depends on what you want to do but just wanted to get some opinions on how close you can be to the bad area and still attract high enough tenants that required little attention?   See pic below from Truli...