Good morning everyone,

I am a Realtor here in Fort Collins, CO considering buying property in sunny San Diego. Most of my immediate family is out there.

I'd like to have a place to stay when I go to visit them as th...

Hello,I am in the process of setting up to conduct business in North Carolina (specifically in Raleigh and the Triangle area).  As far as I have discerned, the area I am interested in has a high emphasis on knowledge ...

Does anyone have any experience with a flat rate real estate service?  I've gone through all the real estate classes but have been hesitant about getting my license for a number of reasons. However I've seen some inte...

My Realtor took me through several houses about a week ago that was in a neighborhood that is primarily student rentals and is near our local University. One house was interesting to me based on purely the numbers. Th...

Hi BP family!!Is there such a thing as Landlord Friendly Cities? Mostly doing my research, I find Landlord friendly states, but talking to some investors in that State (that invest in specific cities) contradict the s...

The only (2) units I've owned thus far have mortgages on them, and therefore homeowner's insurance.My next few purchases will be cash - - but I can't imagine not placing homeowner's insurance on that - am I right?Is t...

I am looking to get involved in sub dividing larger parcels of land into building lots. I have been educating myself with local ordinances in regards to zoning and subdivision, but know I need to be very careful and f...

We are in the process of buying an existing duplex (both units) in Lakewood, CO. The duplex has not been subdivided (but has two legal addresses)  and are in the process of determining what’s involved.  The city’s min...

I've got a large house (5 BR) with a couple and 2 kids in it. They want their friends (another couple) to move in with them to share costs/housing. The new couple has good income; enough to qualify on their own. I'...

Okay, Denver Airbnb and short-term rental hosts. Looks like the city of Denver will finally start collecting the 10.75% lodger's tax and then remitting it to the city. You are no longer the middleman.I'm sure everyone...