Yesterday I met the new tenants at their future home to hand them the keys and go over the operating basics for their home, gas, water, electric, filters etc. As we are standing outside wrapping up a neighbor lady com...

Location - Spring, TX
Built in 1977, 3/2, approx 1500 sqft
Contract Price - $120k
Locked-in Mortgage Rate - 3.5%
Total Monthly Rent - $1450
- Comes with Section 8 Tenant (Mom & 3 kids)
- Buyer pays title ins...

Can I tell you how much I hate tenant-friendly states? I have a property in North Carolina, Charlotte to be exact, that I purchased at the top of the market in 2006 and have had to rent for the last 5 years. I recentl...

So basically I am wondering what the best strategy is for the order of my purchases and also looking for some insight on general investment topics.  I currently own no real estate and am looking to purchase with my fi...

I currently live in Orange County, California. I have around $50,000 to start investing. As you guys probably already know, southern California is very expensive. Could I start to invest with only 50k in California? ...

Cheers, BP’ers! I have been listening to the podcasts for some time now and finally looking to execute our first deal within the next 1-2 months. As my wife steps away from her job to raise our two kids we are lookin...

Hey all. My father in law is about to retire this year. He invests in realEstate with me and has a 401k from a W2 job he worked for his entire career. Recently he has come across a law firm called fortune firm in Neva...

Hi All,
I’ve been considering investing in real estate and doing some research, and would really appreciate your thoughts on a couple of questions. My wife and I have W2 jobs that produce pretty high income, such th...

Hey guys, Appreciate it if some folks could provide feedback on my deal analysis. Want to see if i’m on the right track. This is two duplexes. I wasn’t too sure about my capex and repair costs. I think Brandon said ar...

I guess my question is how accurate do you find the 50% expense rule?

If you gross rents are $2500, a margin of error of 10% on your expenses would result in a $125 difference in cash flow. This might result accepti...