Hello, I'm new to the BP discussion forum. We own over 100 units in San Diego and have always self-managed.  Our handyman team of 2 are moving out of state after working with us for almost 18 years to start/continue t...

Hi all, In October of 2025 I opened my own STR PM company. I was laid off by a big PM company and prior to being hired by that company I had already made it a goal to open my own some day. So here I am... Anyway, my c...

Hello BP,I encounter a situation where I am purchasing a piece of land from someone who Spouse passed away. The county instructed me to provide them original death certificate and to remove the decease from the Deed. ...

Is anyone aware of any training/education specifically geared toward managing (or simply understanding) industrial properties? The reason I ask is because my extended family owns an industrial park just outside a majo...

I was raised in San Diego, CA. Went to UCLA to study Mechanical Engineering. After graduating I worked at Southern California Edison (the power company) as an Engineering in their technology labs for 4 years. It was a...

We are soon to have 4 units between 2 properties and at this time I self manage everything and will continue doing so into the foreseeable future. We've received 2 different legal recommendations and are trying to dec...

I saw @james wise thread on the fires in general but here are some other thoughts now that this has grown , I think it's important and very interesting...a) What will happen with CA insurance? They already lost some m...

I haven't seen a single deal in the city of atlanta that cashflows, and I've looked at about 200. 

I currently manage my own rentals now, but as I get more and eventually need to hire someone to help me, my plan is to start my own property management company and offer my services to other investors and landlords. ...

What’s a Wrap-Around Mortgage Loan?
A wrap-around agreement is a type of secondary mortgage financing and involves the buyer paying the seller directly for a residential property — often at a higher interest rate t...