I'm a new investor based in Nashville who is looking into the Clarksville (TN) area.  1) What are the pros and cons of investing in the Clarksville area?2) Can you recommend a solid property management firm? Thanks!Kevon

I have heard that dealing with the government as it pertains to section 8 can be a pain. Are section 8 MF properties even worth looking at or should they be avoided?

And two more big institutions go down today. Lehman Brothers is just plain dead. No buyers, I guess, unless the feds are willing to guarantee them. A Sunday trading session to let the big players unwind their posit...

I had a bumper crop year during the pandemic with my online retail business and have 130K to invest as a first time home buyer. Online spending went crazy over the past year, I easily made triple what I had in years p...

To anyone who did a 1031 into a NNN deal (A class tenants long term lease etc), what were the pros and cons for doing these deals? What was your individual strategy and reason for uplegging into a NNN deal? What's you...

Hello BP.  I am considering purchasing property and would like some opinion.The property is located in the Bed Stuy area of Brooklyn. Brick construction - built around 2006. Very recent apartment upgrades. Newer ap...

Hi everyone,I have heard two different things regarding obtaining bank financing for a Multi-Family property (larger than 4 units). One is that the bank will finance you based on the income that the property will gene...

Seems a lot can go wrong with this and I wanted to speak with existing investors and see what has gone wrong with this in the past and how have then fixed it.

I have a small multi I am looking at purchasing where an older woman with M.S. wants to prepay 10 years of rent for $40,000 upfront. She wants the simplicity and stability over the long-term. She likes the place and w...

New LP syndication investor here dipping my toes in and looking to do my first deal this spring. With compression between CAP rates and debt service due to interest rates rising to a much more normalized historical le...