Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $75,000

Cash invested: $8,000

Sale price: $135,000

Buy and hold rental. Sold at the 6 year mark.

Wh...

Hey BP, currently residing in San Diego, Ca. Evaluating investing in multifamily & single-family homes in San Diego, however, from podcasts and seminars I have started attending, many investors mention San Diego i...

First post on BP! Looking help deciding on my 1st deal. 3bed/2bath 2 story Home is older in an Indiana rural community.  Built in early 1900s but have had all updates and well taken care of.  Nothing but minimal cosme...

I have a rental that has a great rate and low mortgage so I make a nice amount of income from it . However, I have the urge to sell and 1031 the proceeds into 2 properties.  The new properties probably won't make as m...

We are building a new home with MI, and are paying cash. 4-bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms. 2700 sq/ft. Great corner lot, very nice location (no neighbor to the back, street in front and to the left hand side, with park acros...

Hello BP,I have two properties and looking to purchase a third. I keep doing the numbers and feel like the numbers are showing bad deals, but it doesn't make sense to me how they can be. I know I need to re-read some ...

A tenant paid the late fee even thought I didn't send a three day notice. Can that come back to bite me? They are frequently late and sometimes tell me they are going to be late and I waved the fee but I charged the f...

Hey guys!Looking to buy a single family home as a primary residence while renting my current home... The house we love is in an amazing, thriving neighborhood, but is the first house in on a semi-busy road. The home h...

Our question of the week may be for a lot of lurkers, but it is something I see lots of people in real estate deal with. Introverts unite (separately if need be) in helping one another learn how to use their personali...

TL;DR -- this deal will see me bankrupt or well on my way to property two. I'll need to raise rent, or kick tenants out and have them immediately replaced. What's the best way you guys did that?

Here's the situatio...