Good morning BP community,  I recently closed on my first house-hacking property. It is a quadplex in Anchorage. Two units were already rented when I purchased with one unit vacant and the previous owner occupying the...

Ive got a prospective tenant with an old past eviction. My original rule was no evictions but I know people change. Just 5 years ago I wouldn't have considered myself rentable. And she is willing to have a cosigner on...

I have been doing HML for a few years. Really enjoy it and the returns have been pretty good. Am I crazy for wanting to start a private fund for HML? I really don't know anything about it except it requires SEC paperw...

I am looking to incorporate myself for a variety of reasons before fully engaging in my RE journey. I am curious what option you took for incorporation and why you chose that option. I have an MBA so I know a decent...

Hi all! I'm buying a hotel and decided to document my entire experience here for posterity, from finding a deal to financing and owner-operating the place. This post will be an "intro" to what put us on to hoteling an...

Investment info:
Small multi-family (fourplex) buy & hold in Gastonia, NC (35 min outside of Charlotte, NC)
Purchase price: $160,000Cash invested: Estimated at $15,000
This is my first investment property, a 10...

So in my first year of investing, I've bought 8 properties from condos to sfh, to multifamilies. All are rentals. 7 are in my personal name and the eighth property is under my solely owned LLCI am literally leading my...

Does anyone know if Bank of New York Mellon occasionally sells properties that never hit Realtor.com ?

And if so , do you happen to have any info, such as who they might use to dispose of REO's you can give me ?

Doe...

Can anybody share how they are investing passively? Do you invest with a syndication or buy the property yourself and put a property manager in place?

I heard they’re trying to make wholesaling illegal in Maryland.

I guess you’ll only be able to do 2 deals a year in Maryland. It looks similar to the Illinois law, but you’ll be able to do 2 deals a year, not 1 dea...