Hello! I was just wondering if anyone targets college towns to invest in? I went to school at the University of Iowa (Go Hawkeyes!) and it seemed like there was a lot of opportunity. The rental scene was out of contro...

Hi all,
I found a medical office space in Laurel, MD; 6 units with1500 square feet each unit; I will be using 3500 square feet for medical/dental practice; planning to rent remaining 5500sft;
a) few buildings away t...

I am torn between Ocala, Coral Gables, JVille & Gainesville.Where did you find your data other than the census to arrive at your target market?What criteria did you use to find employment trends, accurate rental r...

Hey BiggerPockets family,I just closed on an amazing deal that includes 3 homes and one empty lot!!!! The buyer can Flip three homes or tear down and build new on 3 lots! The properties are large lot zoned for commerc...

Hi all, I'm considering BRRRR-ing properties in Texas. Possibly the Dallas/Fort Worth and/or San Antonio areas. I was originally targeting duplexes but maybe that's not a great approach.  I feel like SFH might be bett...

Just focus on value add apartment building until now,but recently,I went through the posts regarding self storage units.Just would like to know is this still good phase for investment in self storage unit?I choose ass...

Hi,I'm looking for B class buy and hold rental properties in the valley - anything from Buckeye over to Scottsdale/desert ridge down to Gilbert/Chandler/Awhatukee. I have my own ideas about where to look and what to l...

Does anyone have any intel on the Greater Boston Rental Market. I am looking to purchase my first rental investment property and I was hoping to get additional informaiton on which areas are “up and coming”. Additiona...

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $720,000

Cash invested: $130,000

After a 5+ month search we closed on a 2 BR | 2 BA Duplex with a 2-Car Deta...

I’m seeing 9% hard money in my market (Phoenix).

How low do you think rates can go?

Mortgages are now up over 5%... will hard money rates start increasing too?