California is on fire and they don't have enough water to stop it. 
California is the richest state in the USA.
California has 3,427 miles of Coastline.
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Make it make sense.

The familiar pattern of extremely high buyer demand, cripplingly low housing inventory, and rising prices continued during the first month of 2020 in the Austin metro area. According to the latest market report by the...

Hi,TEXAS economy is on the fire lately... and now CNBC listed TEXAS is best place to do business.There is huge in-migration in Texas. What/Where to invest in Texas ...?What: SF, MF, Shopping Center, Office..?Where: Ho...

Hello everyone!I am new to investing and located in Portland, Oregon! I am looking into a Multifamily home, this will be my first property as well. I will most likely use an FHA in order to live in 1 side of the house...

Exploring economic trends is essential for developing a successful real estate market strategy, particularly if you're focused on rentals. I broke down some key trends to monitor and their implications on a potential ...

Everything seems so volatile to me- variances on shadow inventory estimates, stock market up & down, lenders backtracking on loans, possible bulk sales by the gov't., job growth vs sustainable job/wage levels etc ...

I've been really intrigued by the Des Moines are real estate market for some time now. Cap rates look great, crime is low, and the city itself seems to be booming as of late.  Seems like a great market for cash flow t...

Hi,I'm fairly new to BP and at the very beginning of my Out-of-State investment journey based in the Bay Area California. I have been considering Phoenix, AZ and Denver,CO as my options so far. I have compared populat...

what up BP family, im in socal and im just wondering if anyone has any info on buying multi fam deals in GA...i hear alot about people from so cal investing out of state has anyone had good luck in GA??