I would shy away frompurchasing a building withnonconforming rentAL units.The city can shut you downand make you convert them back and at today's codes.  It can be very expensive.  I  speak from experiance.

Hi,I just wanted to make everyone aware of what I believe to be an underutilized housing program available to first time homebuyers, veterans, and college grads in ohio.The Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA) offers di...

Hello Bigger Pocket community (the best real estate community)I some guidelines  for the necessary steps and rough estimate to subdivide and decide what floor plane fits in this lot. I am planning to purchase a land o...

Hey everyone,I am getting ready to send out a new marketing campaign to absentee wholesale leads. Below is what our new postcard mailer looks like. We wanted to keep it simple, and to the point. Any thoughts, or criti...

Hello,I am curious if anyone has done a rehab on a historic house. Being a registered historic structure, were you limited in any way? I do believe there are stricter rehab guidelines in regards to maintaining its ori...

Hi All-    I've read many contradicting things with regards to how Dodd Frank impacts seller financing, both here on BP and elsewhere.  In particular if it applies to non-owner occupied properties, or raw land, what e...

Hello All. I’m hoping to get a little insight from fellow investors who may have experience with pros and cons or what is involved with handicap accessible rentals. I just bought a rental that will require a complete ...

Can anyone send me a copy/sample of their buyers list template. I just want to see the best way to organize the information in a spread sheet.

Thanks

With this loan, do properties have to be "Turn Key" to qualify or can they be used on fixer uppers?

https://www.biggerpockets.com/...I just read this article from Dave Meyer saying he doesn't follow the the 1% rule when acquiring properties. I would like to talk to get some experienced investors thoughts. Paul