I was curious if most of you avoid older multi family complexes? How much more work is generally needed to get them up to code? Do you see any issues with insurance companies not wanting to insure it unless all wiri...

I am looking for my first multifamily deal in Houston, Texas in the 50-100 unit range. My plan is to add value and then re-sell or re-finance.I was hoping to find a property that was 20 years old or less, but the vast...

I have a contract on a single family residential property located in South Florida intended as a rental unit.  It was constructed in the 1950s.  I ordered a standard inspection and the inspection firm immediately reco...

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I am just starting out and want to master the craft of real estate investing. I'm thinking of any ways to make sure I'm prepared and able to think strategically with investing and flipping houses. Do you th...

Good Morning!!!! I have an accepted offer on my first multi-family property. I am currently in attorney review. After attorney's review is over I need to get the property inspected. Does anyone have suggestions on:-Fi...

Hello!I want to write a forum post helping new investors. I feel the BP lacks the education on the home inspection process and as a home inspector, I want to help. I put in offers and got home inspections prior to bei...

I am interested in doing a fix and hold on a property, but I was told I'd have to get a renovation mortgage. It seems simple enough, but I've never done one before.  What is the up- and downside?

Interesting thought came to mind.  Lots of contractors are paid by the hour or jobs.  The overall economy is slowing down.  I know there is still a need for housing the Bay Area so this might not be affected but any t...

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We are investing in some pretty old homes, one of which says it was built in 1901. The inspector mentioned that this usually means they don't know what year it was built, but I thought that when they didn't know ...

Lots of time, Fix & flip investors have come to us and ask for a small bridge fund to carry them on until their construction lender (s) release the requested construction draw. To avoid any of these shortfall duri...