As the title states, are there ways to reduce construction costs below $100/sq.ft for small scale multifamily (10 units or less) while still building a quality product?  Quality meaning strong, dry and durable but wit...

I'm a huge fan of durable flooring for rentals. (I won't do carpet.) My personal favorite is porcelain tile as it's practically bulletproof and aesthetically acceptable here in Texas. Sometimes, though tile is not a...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $360,000

Cash invested: $135,000

Sale price: $630,000

This beautifully remodeled home is perfect for the extend...

I bought a 4-plex about two months ago and one of the tenants just left.  The tenant had been living there for 9 years, so there is a significant amount of fixing up to do.  It's only a 2 bed, 1 bath.  I've been quote...

College Student HousingHouse is half above ground in front and level in back (back door is flush with backyard)..No water really but is damp.  Want to tile I believe. Will do entire basement in tile.  Anything else I ...

Hi Everyone!I am currently looking to purchase a buy-to-rent flat in within the urban area of my city (Seville, Spain). I have narrowed it down to 2-3 properties I like within my price range and am looking for opinion...

I have fixer upper under contract with a $30,000 budget to rehab the property with my own cash.  I am scheduled to close in about 30 days, and am now in the process of getting cost estimates for the scope of work from...

Hi all, I'm wondering anyone aware of a resource that would provide alternative options for a property that is currently listed on Airbnb?  For context - I have a five bedroom home, split in two units in ATL. I live o...

I have a question to all my section 8 landlords and investors. Trying to maximize my ROI on a property, I have so many questions. What do you all consider overkill for section 8 upgrades?I was thinking Vinyl plank flo...

i'm talking about the general 12mil wear layer kind.I just saw this rental listing on zillow, and its hardwood floor is scratched to hell >>  so I question whether LVP can even hold up.