This is kind of a silly question but:

Is it considered rude/nosy to tell your landlord you think they should charge more in rent for their next tenants?

We live in downtown Blacksburg (Virginia) which i...

Hello BPers!My first post. BP has wealth of knowledge and you guys keep adding to it. Awesome job! Man, I am addicted to BP :)I am going with this triplex and am looking for financing. The loan amount is slightly more...

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Closing on my first deal soon. After talking to 5-6 different lenders, this is the one that was pitched to me the most favorably. Now I’m finding a bunch of hidden fees that add almost 10k to the loan. Am I j...

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So I have had four contractors come out and do bids on a basement that I am  planning to convert into a legal third unit. The bids have been very inconsistent with numbers ranging as low as 45k to as h...

- Only Post if you own more than 2 Class “ C “ rental properties - For the tenants that apply without section 8 voucher, how do you process their applications? - I often find them asking, what’s the process and I hate...

We don't have a pool.  If you have added one to your existing Airbnb, did you see more demand?  Were you able to increase your nightly rate?  We are wondering if it will help: create more demand, esp in the summer mon...

Hi BP community!I have an excellent relationship and experience with my PM in the Mississippi market and they do fill the properties very quickly and with great tenants. My PM does not charge first month's rent as a f...

Hi! I have a midterm rental in Temple and a construction company wants to rent it for several months. I’d be contracting with the company and listing the occupants in the contract. Anything important I should include ...

Hi there,Can anyone recommend a good property manager in South Philadelphia that balances tenant services and saving owners money?I currently have a very professional management company but they didn't disclose that t...

I called a property management company today to get some info and they charge a flat rate of $99 a month for rental houses. But they also charge $750 for a lease up fee. Is this normal and are these good prices?