Hello BP Community,
I've been lurking through some of the threads on here and this is my first post. I'm looking for advice on my first real estate investment. My goal is to invest in a SFR or small multifamily for c...

So my husband and I are on day 36 of our first flip. Everything is going pretty well and (budgeted) money for all of the renovations continue to fly out the window. We are still enjoying the work, project managemen...

Good morning BP colleagues,I have worked for a number of years to be in a position to build my first new mixed-use development.  It is located on a very desirable corner in Draper, Utah.  It took me almost four years ...

Hi all,Quick back story - first time home buyer a few months ago in Milwaukee (big thanks to @Marcus Auerbach). Longer post on that process once the house projects are finished up. Anyway, my property assessment incre...

I just have a quick question that I am confused on. Do I need to have a property inspected by a professional once I get it under contract? Or is that just for when I personally buy a home with my own money? 

Hello, I am about to complete my refinance of an SFH that I purchased with a VA Loan. Is there a limit to the number of times I can REFI? I am asking because I want to ultimately use the added cash flow to pay down th...

This is a general discussion question...I am curious as to where you get your data, as a Broker nand an Appraiser, I would think that it is critical for the fix and flipper, buy and holder, wannabe wholesaler, or gene...

So! Just a quick introduction, my focus in real estate is primarily to invest in large multifamily. However, a shiny object caught my eye and I can't get it off my mind. I would like to see what experienced flippers h...

I know a lot of you guys are against buying anything with an HOA due to it interfering with cash flow however…In Myrtle Beach SC you can get a nice Condo/Apartment for about 35-50k…My question is, if you pay cash for ...

I've been looking at some condo/apt units surrounding UCR area and on the surface they appear to be tight, but reasonable to cash flow. This is assuming 20% down financing and including HOA dues. NOT including propert...