While by no means an "old timer" yet, (give me a few more years) I am seeing far fewer rentals listed in the OKC Metro than I have seen in many years.  Generally this time of year we see around 1500 rentals listed on ...

Hello, Folks,I'm looking for other folks' takes on the housing market in the suburban and Metro Chicago areas.For example, ...Rehabs and Fix-and-flips: When you went to sell, how was your time-on-market compared to wh...

I'm generally a buy and hold investor, but a few of our properties have appreciated significantly over the years and have significant equity locked up. None of the 10+ banks I've contacted want to cash out refi unfort...

If you follow the financial market...Oil just closed at NEGATIVE $37. Meaning, oil producers are paying to have their oil taken off their hands. (just 7 years ago, oil cost over $100 per barrel)There are many people t...

What do you think about the following AP story from The Register-Guard, Eugene, Oregon, USA?

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Federal report says home-flipping drove the housing bubble

By Cristina Silva

The Associated Press

Publis...

Howdy - I'm an investor from California, looking to buy a mobile home park in Texas.  There's a direct flight from Santa Barbara, CA to Dallas, TX, which allows me to invest out of state.  Question to all you good-loo...

https://apple.news/Aek6dXXKpQ8a1WPan_PB9PgI keep feeling there will be greater movement in housing pricing than previously thought. Blackstone has made the move to return to the SFR arena with its 300 million investm...

Hey Biggerpockets,
I'm wondering if there are investors that are primarily focused on mid sized multifamily like 20-80 units. I know there are a lot of people in the syndication space doing much larger deals but I'd ...

Greetings BP members,Currently, I am in the midst of acquiring my Illinois Real Estate Agent license and am situated in the Lincoln Park region of Chicago. My past experience encompasses SFH flips and a history of mil...

I read an outdated book that had a rule of thumb for estimated $/Sq ft for renovation costs. Does this idea seem legit? How do you estimate when you can't get into the property before you make a bid?