Good morning everyone,I've got an opportunity that I've run numbers on myself but wanted to "Red Team" the deal to the community to see if there are any fatal flaws I overlooked. Here are the particulars:- Located 1.1...

Hey Gang I am looking at purchasing a 4 unit building or larger in South CarolinaAny have any suggestions on the range of price I should pay, what are things going for out thereAny suggestions of area I should stay aw...

Hello All - I'm looking to invest in the Florida market but I'm having a hard time choosing the specific city. Does anyone have any suggestions? 
(ruled out Miami already) Thank you

Hi,I have done and still own some small multi families in NJ area since I live with in the hour drive. Being that competition is big, it no longer makes sense the numbers that have to be offered in order to get the de...

What happened to the basic understanding of supply and demand? I didn’t grow up in a financially savvy household, but even as a kid I remember having a distinct awareness and understanding of supply and demand and it...

Hi.So i firmly belive that the global financial markets are teetering on the edge right now.What im interested in your ideas are how that would affect someone like me and what steps to take to limit that exposure to r...

I continue to have arguments with close friends and colleagues about where rates are headed in the next year. And, while it's anyone's guess, I just continue to think that some investors are a little crazy/deluded to ...

Gateway cities like San Francisco and New York have long been favored by real estate investors, because they are fairly recession proof and tend to be insulated from job loss and declining property value during econom...

Hey BP folks! I've been planning a move to the USA and have been laser focused on Tampa, FL, and am seeing overinflated RE prices there. Houses that were selling for $80,000 5-8 years ago are now selling for $350,000 ...

One thing I've been trying to do yearly is predict my local market (DC/Baltimore). Even when you are wrong, I always think it's a good exercise to figure out how to think about your local market (where your blind spot...