Hi BP community!

I'm a new investor looking to purchase single family homes to rent in the Milwaukee area (West Allis, Greenfield) and a few of the deals that seem promising have one drawback--no basement. I live in ...

Hey Guys, I'm new to the real estate seen but got my foot in a little by managing one of my families rental properties. I now want to get my own and I have about 10%-15% saved up. I currently have my own place I live ...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $450,000

Purchased the home for $303,000. It was a trap house but the lot was too small for larger investors to build n...

Hello Everyone,
I am new to Real Estate so please be gentle 😊 I have also googled the answers but I'd like to get more opinions.
Is it possible to put $10,000 - $15,000 down on a home thats for sale and then resale...

Hello everyone and thank you in advance for any advice you can give on my current situation. Long story short I have a rental property in IL when I run the numbers for it I am getting a 73% COC return buuuuuuuut there...

I am currently saving for a 4-plex/multi-family OOI that I would get in November of 2021 when my current apartment lease is up. This would be my first property investment. I am also going to school full time for finan...

With great rewards come great risks and at time even though these risks are calculated we tend to get blindsided by the "X" factor so I would like to hear from those who "failed" at real estate and if possible, share ...

Hello BP Members,So far I have been doing my Buy-n-Hold investing inside of my SDIRA so have not had to worry about the 'tax efficiency' of things so far. But, I am planning on buying some properties conventionally in...

Got a 250 sqft kitchen that I'm trying to decide whether to put laminate myself or hardwood installed by a professional. The cost difference between the two options is around $1000, maybe $1500?

House ARV is in 180-...

Here is a question for the more experienced experts out there...If all factors (neighborhood, quality of home, repairs, etc) are the same, would you view a fourplex that costs $160K (or $40K per unit) the same as a SF...