This is a silly question possibly. I have heard people in forums says regarding cap rates to pay attention to the overall trend. Just because you bought at a 7 cap today you need to follow the historical trends of the...

If you are wondering what drives mf rent, noi, cap rate, prices and just about every input, here it is. population growth is the fuel that feeds the fire. for those that are invested in Arizona and phoenix, this is ol...

My attorney say it's the big area to boom but why?

Hey investors, I'm the new Market Intelligence Analyst here at BiggerPockets, and I'm developing a way to predict the future "path of progress" for a given market. Since I was born and raised in Phoenix, I figured I'd...

Hello fellow Denver investors and agents! For those of you who have been doing this long enough to remember when Denver real estate was still cheap (like back in 2000): what happened that caused prices to continually ...

I'm in the process of selecting the market I'd like to invest in for rentals. I live in Los Angeles, CA and will be investing out of state. What criteria do you look for in a city/market? What resources do you like to...

Following a strong performance in June, single-family home sales soared into record-setting territory in July, leaping 23.0 percent year-over-year with 10,975 units sold – a record one-month sales volume;The Days on M...

Hey everybody, I'm a real estate investor in Amherst, OH. I've been finding some great off-market properties in Lorain County. 
Are there any areas to stay away from? What do you think are areas that are up an coming? 

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to drive I-35 all the way down to the border at Laredo and was blown away by the ongoing growth. It really adds perspective to our market when you see the massive amount of new constru...

I'm new to Real Estate investing.  I'm based out of bay area, California and the real estate here is really pricey.  I'm looking at investing in small multi-family properties.  It's pretty hard to find a cash flow gen...