Hi BP family! Im new to RE investing and have been looking to possibly start in Cape Coral Florida. I want to house hack a small multi family place to start but Im not sure if that is something that is a good market i...

My goal is to become a Multi-Family Syndicator in as short a timeline as possible. By "short timeline", I simply mean the quickest path - I understand this is a complex industry where an established track record is a ...

Hi- apologies if this has been asked before, but is FHA 90 day rule from the date the property was purchased (settlement date as shown on HUD), or the date the deed was recorded?

Thanks, Jon

Hello all,

On our way, to start investing in US RE, we ran into the financing problem.
With so many things going on in the States, about financing RE, we found out, that we aren't welcome anymore at conventional lend...

So after about 10 months stalking the BP site I decided to go ahead and post in the newbie forum. I'd like to say I was doing my due diligence, but honestly it is more like laziness on my part. That said, now that I'v...

Hello everyone,So I lost my job of 19 years so I think now is the time to get things going in a RE business. I want to start out with flipping homes. Not really interested in buy and holds......yet. So I want to roll ...

Once you've found a property you want, the art of making it happen begins. Here are a few tips to help you at the negotiating table.

One of biggest myths in real estate is that all sellers are so desperate to sell th...

Hello all,I recently turned 18 and I want to get into real estate sales and real estate investing. I am looking for someone who is established in the real estate market in Buffalo, NY who would be willing to take me u...

I've been thinking of buying rental property for a long time but am just now getting into it more seriously. I've read that 8% is a realistic and fairly conservative cap rate, so it would seem that someone could retir...

Does anyone use income cap method when making a decision to buy a SFR? Replacement method? Or strictly comparable sales method? Granted, we look at cash flow but what methods do most investors commonly use?