I can easily search LoopNet and search for commercial properties with high listed cap rates. But what about finding properties that have room to improve?What identifying characteristics should I be looking for?

Can anyone tell me the top things to fix in a house that will increase its selling potential. I am familiar with business aspects but not the rehabbing part of flipping. Please any suggestions welcome.

Hello guys,A friend of mine is trying to sell their family's home located in Portland, ME, but currently facing some issues with staging and selling the property. It's currently listed on the MLS for $129,000, and the...

Hey y'all. I have a tax question regarding how to report my rental income when my tenant made and paid for improvements and I am reimbursing them by lowering their monthly rent. 
When I signed my tenants into a year ...

I'm looking for a business partner or investor located in the Fort Worth / Dallas , Texas area for Buy and Hold and Flip properties.  I'd like to turn this hobby into a business.  Currently have 2 Buy and Hold propert...

Hey folks,
As indicated in the short description, I'm looking for feedback on my assumptions estimating the rental potential of an apartment building in the Detroit Metro area. All constructive comments welcome and t...

What are your opinions on the best ways to drive value into a 4-plex? If I’m looking to make improvements in order to refi and pull my capital back out, is it better to simply improve the NOI? Or general property i...

We have a rental property located a good 40 minutes from us, out in the sticks. Our tenant has been with us for many years, but has managed to miss well over a year's worth of rent payments over time, and is yet again...

I typically try to buy houses that have cash on cash return of at least 10%. I own a couple in that range and a couple in the 15-20% range.I'm typicalliy buying properties between $100,000 - $130,000.I've not put mor...

Which do you prefer? 
Please explain why you may be doing a mix of these investing strategies, a singular one, or none at all. Relate your response to how it fits into your lifestyle and goals in the future. To help ...