Hello Everyone, I am new to the BP message boards.  I am currently living in Revere Ma and interested in investing 2-4 famiiy properties in western Massachusetts, Fitchburg, Leominster, Clinton.  I have been listening...

The market here in Rhode Island is very hot but VERY overpriced with little room for ROI.  I am starting to consider investing in out-of- state real estate.  Where are the best up and coming markets?  I finally realiz...

This seems too good to be true, so it probably is.  But as I am new to this and my MHP experience is limited, I'd like your opinions and help in asking the right questions to uncover the real facts, dirty details. Her...

Hey BP!My name’s Chris.I’m a long-time reader of Bigger Pockets but I’m just now joining the forums.I run a real estate investment company in Woodstock, GA that specializes in single family residential flips/rehabs.W...

Urbanization is the growth of cities into the surrounding suburbs and the transformation of once rural areas into cities. Urbanization is here and it’s here to stay. In fact, more than half of the people on Planet Ear...

4 Month Update for Greenville NC: Previous post in Market Data Thread -https://www.biggerpockets.com/...
*This is the second post in Greenville NC Market Data Thread*
Greenville is a medium sized city positioned on ...

Hi guys I am an out of state investor who is going to visit the Vancouver Washington and was wondering if anyone could give me an insight on how the market is over there. I am actually originally from Washington state...

Hi Guys,  i see a lot of properties available for investment in and around Memphis TN area. Does anyone owns rentals there?  are the laws favorable towards landlords? (tax, hassle like business licenses, building code...

Hi BP folks:So, the definition of  the term "path of progress" is the direction in which an emerging market’s growth is occurring - because progress/growth is occurring in these areas, demand increases, rents rise and...

Hey all, 
Wanted to hear everyone's opinions in regard to the hot real estate markets to invest in for the rest of 2022 and maybe into the beginning of 2023. Where are a majority of your borrowers/buyers looking to i...