Hi Guys, I live in South Florida and have a friend who is recommending investing in Little Rock, Arkansas due to the low cost in that area.I need info on market trends, long term growth to build equity.Tks for any com...

Hello fellow investors: I am just getting started and trying to soak in as much as possible as I navigate finding my first deal.  I wanted to ask about how folks here approach doing research on a rental area to determ...

How does one convert a commercial multifamily building to vegan friendly while avoiding discrimination lawsuits?

I am looking at getting started in Warner Robbins. Lower capital to get in the game. The math seems like it can work (1.5-2.0% rule). If anyone has any input on the area, I would appreciate it. is there a high vacancy...

Successful real estate investing relies on several factors, but “location, location, location” is top of the list. But “location” is a broad term, and evaluating the right place to invest your dollars means identifyi...

Hello! I'm new to the BP forum! Been following for awhile.This will be my first rehab. Haven't decided if I want to buy/hold or and sell it. Thoughts would be helpful and anythingSFH 4/1.5 1977sq no garage Purchase pr...

Hi all, I am just starting my adventure into the real estate world, and as I search for lenders for a multifamily property I stumbled across a fortunate opportunity. A coworker of mine gave me the opportunity to meet ...

Curious about how the Cleveland investors feel about this. Your thoughts?https://expo.cleveland.com/news/g66l-2019/04/6d0312c650133/cuyahoga-countys-population-drop-9th-worst-in-the-us-last-year-new-census-estimates-s...

I always hear that xyz area in the city is growing rapidly and in 5years the land cost may rise by leaps and bounds.  I want top know how to identify these kinds of area.

Background: Currently doing a Fannie REFI on two duplexes (originally purchased 2013 at 5%).  Locked in at 4.25% for a no-cost refi.  Idea is/was to lower my P&I and improve cash flow, etc... Closing date next wee...