Every market has a “sweet spot.” What would you say that is in Indianapolis? I’ve been eyeing duplexes for around $130,000 each side rents for around $750. Do you invest in lower income areas?

Here’s the deal…

·1.89 acre lot with a 1680 sq. ft. (3 bed/2ba) manufactured home in great condition/well-maintained property (owner-occupied). Nominal repairs/updates required.


·Assessed tax va...

It's obvious that a home built in recent years is a good thing because it was built according to updated codes - but I've learnt that because labor costs have been so high developers have skimped on using quality mate...

Hi All,There seems to be 3 common approaches to financing rental properties:1- Buy in cash. Hold in cash. Debt is bad. 2- Buy with the absolute minimum necessary out of pocket for the longest possible term.3- Somewher...

I have been investing in real estate in salem since 2010.  I started by building new on my first couple of houses and keeping them as rentals.  I have been a building contractor for 17 years so it was an easy thing fo...

I’m relatively new in this game and have started contemplating growth and what that may require regarding leverage/risk.  I focus exclusively on remodels and new spec builds in the~Nashville area. 2 questions I have:1...

Do you rent top of the market , middle , or below average rents?

Hello BP Community,I've been told the sweet spot of multi-family investing is between 30-100 units.  Under 100 units, you are not competing against the large syndicators, but above 30 units provides enough cash flow a...

Hello to all. I have a question for the wholesalers that do builds of cold calling lists; if I was to u cold a call a list of three thousand contacts, what would be the length of time in weeks that list would be used?...

Hey RE Investors, quick question, how much cash flow do you typically look for per month for a rental investment?  $300 p/month, $600 p/month or more?  For a typical townhouse where rents are $1400 per month not multi...