See first phase of the 90 homes bottom picture is one year ago  top picture is this week.. Drones are a very important tool these days to help market your product keep investors informed and excited .. 

Hi, all.Looking at rehabbing a spare bedroom I have in my primary. It currently does not have any heat/air going to it and I wouldn't be able to simply tie a pipe from my central system to it (I have a floor vent syst...

I bought my first rental condo back in February/March, and just now realizing the gaps in how things were identified to me both by the seller/realtor and the home inspector recommended by the Seller agent. Besides rea...

I have heard from a few people to stay away from short term rentals in the Gatlinburg area which have drywall walls and ceilings. If the rest of the house is themed correctly, why not simply install wood siding/paneli...

I've had (2) rentals in Northern Virgnia for years and have been looking to add.  Anyways, I just bought my first townhome in Metro Atlanta (Acworth).   I paid $7,500 over asking price.   NET of *all* expenses, manage...

Hey Everyone,My name is Ryan from Denver, CO and I'm a newbie looking to get into house flipping and multi family rentals! I have read four of the books published about to start number five and I am starting to look a...

The SCARLETT Method
     I’ll start off this essay with a quick disclaimer, I in no way, created the idea of renting out homes by the room. All I did was formulate an acronym and implemented a few practices to keep...

Hello BP friends!
My business partner and I are relatively new to the investing world and are on the hunt for our first property.  I have been spending every moment I can devouring every book, podcast, forum post, an...

Ok guys (and gals), I need some help.  I'm purchasing (2) 16-unit, identical properties in Oklahoma, and I'm trying to schedule inspections.  One was built in 2008 and the other in 2011.  I know that every unit needs ...

I have been considering various NNN lease opportunities.  In my area the cap rates are 3 to 4.5%.  This seems very low to me.  In the future interest rates probably will exceed this cap rate.  There are the advantages...