Looking to make moves on property (4-5 bed + commercial unit ground floor) in Brewerytown in the ballpark of 60-70k. Strategy is to buy, renovate, rent out. Anyone interested in this space and want to chat? 

Billing Your Tenants for RentRENTS DUE ON THE FIRST OF EVERY MONTH!It took about a year for me to develop a plan. Tenants were paying their rent any time they wanted to during the rental month. Since I handled my own ...

Figured it would be helpful to get and give an update on the Colorado market outside of Denver. Lots of posts about the state generally lead to the capital, but let's give the rest of the state some love. How about Fo...

We just finished up one of our rehabs and as some of you may know, our company just recently adopted the green/energy efficient strategy. We've been rehabbing homes since 2011 but jumped onto the green scene when we r...

I live in Denver and own properties for rentals here. Lately, since Colorado is the new California, we are now in low supply market where prices are rising fast and anything that is good has huge bidding wars and peop...

Hi BP Family, Since we have seen a incline in our prices rapidly I'd say from 2011 it's now 2015 how long do you guys think this will last? I bought a property in the Bay Area in Jan 2011 for $179k there is a flip pro...

Good Morning BPers, Looking for some thoughts / assistance with an upcoming move to Maryland.  My husband and I will be relocating to Maryland (he will be working in Severn/Odenton).   We are searching for a good inve...

I'm in the process of rehabbing a three unit building In Jersey City, NJ.  I'm redoing the heating system, so that each unit pays it's own heating bill.  I was not planning on providing air conditioning.  I was planni...

I stumbled upon his name on here, as he happens to be a BP member. As many educator's (or "guru's" out there), he offers training in wholesaling and lease options. What I find intriguing about him, is that his trainin...

I have experience investing in other areas and have recently started looking at Philly as a good prospect to invest in since it is relatively close to NYC but seemingly with lower price points and higher ROIs. I norm...