Well, not really.  But I have been before.  Now that I have your attention, I want to talk about your and my liability as property owners and what we can do to limit it.  
The first order of business when you acquire...

As a property manager, it's not uncommon to encounter situations where a tenant begins to incur additional expenses rapidly. Whether it's due to changes in personal circumstances or unforeseen issues, addressing these...

As a property manager, it's not uncommon to encounter situations where a tenant begins to incur additional expenses rapidly. Whether it's due to changes in personal circumstances or unforeseen issues, addressing these...

Hi BP community,
After spending significant time educating myself and saving for a down payment, I am ready to take action and move towards my first deal. I have been scouring Mashvisor and working with an agent to t...

Was just watching a pretty moving show on Dateline about the poor sections of New York . The NY Housing Authority has 400,000 people to deal with, and that is in addition to private landlords. In this episode, two ...

When I first started investing in real estate, I was often asked if I was a growth or cash flow investor. I constantly heard people referencing the infamous “cash flow is king” saying, but I never really gave much th...

I am analyzing some multi family properties and one of the properties is a tri-plex with two attached units that are unpermitted. Assuming this is likely why the selling price is lower than expected. Does anyone have ...

After reading reports of serious, damaging fires caused by electric car batteries, I'm considering disqualifying potential tenants who have electric cars and putting a clause in my lease prohibiting electric cars and ...

Is it necessary to use an attorney to form an LLC. I talked to several investors that use online companies to form and file LLC documents.

I'd be interested in everyone's thoughts.

I bought an apt rental property but will be remote when the tenants move out. How do I show prospective new tenants the apt without incurring the 6-8% fee that realtors charge for leasing out an apt?I'm leasing it for...