Currently a new real estate investor looking to source my financing. I'm for advice and recommendations for my current lending situation. I’m looking to buy a STR in MD, and i’ve run into a bump in a road for my finan...

I found this article the other day and thought it was worth sharing:How You, I, and Everyone Got the Top 1 Percent All WrongThere has been a heightened interest in the top 1% and how they're fairing relative to the re...

If the Fed goes to negative interest rates for the overnight borrowing, what does that look like for investors?The Fed for years was at 0-.25% interest, a loan was in the 3-5%.Is the logic conclusion mean if the Fed w...

What is your range of percentage of ARV to consider a good acceptable return for your flipped projects? I am aware of the 70% of ARV rule of thumb, but just wanted to get your opinions.

Hello all,Can someone refer me to a good commercial real estate attorney in brevard county fl? also is it common to pay said attorney a percentage of the deal once it is closed? or is it more likely they will want an ...

I've recently closed and rehabed a property in Columbus (and actively looking to get more, so if you have any leads, pls PM me ;) - but my question is about property management in the metro. There seems to be a number...

Hi all- I've been a lurker for a while and am analyzing a few deals and an interesting situation came up.I am looking at low income properties in the 30-40K range and the numbers look great for the first several years...

Hi All,I have a potential deal in Memphis, TN for a long-term buy and hold duplex (3 bed, 2 bath each side) that I'm a bit torn on (running into some paralysis analysis) and would love your thoughts! I tried to includ...

The standard rule for investors is to buy 70 percent of the ARV, but I've heard that inventory affects this percentage. For example, low inventory in the market might justify closer to 80%, high inventory could mean s...

Hello BP community,I had lunch with a fellow BP'er and the topic of property management costs came up.  I realize that there is a fairly wide range of work a PM could do for an investor, but I am just looking for a ge...