Hey all,Are there any resources you guys recommend for analyzing cosmetic changes when looking to buy a rental? I want to avoid getting in over my head on a project I THOUGHT was great only to find ut it's anything BU...

I am UC on a NC in home built in 1948 - closing in a few days. At first walk through when the house was furnished, it looked like an extensive rehab project.  Now with the sellers items out of the house, it's looking ...

How much does it typically cost to knock down a property and rebuild in Los Angeles or Orange County? Let's say something between 1500-2000 square feet.

I wanted to know opinions on investing in the Huston area now over the next few months. With all the hurricane mess happening down there, prices could go down and once restoration efforts can happen, go down fix up th...

Recently just found out about this forum/community and have found it very valuable since joining! One of our preferred brokerages has gone national and has an agent in Connecticut who is looking for a lender. Hoping I...

Hey bp family looking for insights on how the flipping process is in Columbia SC. Analyzed afew deals that could be very profitable but dont know how to tell if the market is for sellers or buyers. What are the flippe...

Is there a common method for accounting for the ages of mobile homes when considering the value of a mobile home park?  These homes are not parked owned.  However, I feel the age needs to be considered because as they...

I live in the Jersey Shore area of NJ and I am interested in a house that was damaged by Sandy and is in a high flood zone. This house would be worth more if it was knocked down and rebuilt (as is the flood insurance...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $219,000

Cash invested: $63,275

Buy and hold single family residence using a 203K loan

What made you inter...

Today my disabled parents woke up in their home to the kitchen fully engulfed in flames. They live in New Orleans and didn't have any insurance on the property because after Katrina, rates went so high they just coul...