Obviously I am new. I keep seeing "SUB2" or "Subject to" referenced in forum post and cannot figure out what your talking about. I've looked around alot. Please help. Thanks, Donna

Hey everyone! My name is Kyle and I am excited to begin my journey as a real estate investor. I have a lot of learning to do but I am a big fan of the BP Community and hope to not only use it as a resource but also be...

I have 3 SFH rentals and have completed 2 flips that I have purchased or completed full renos on, while being a long distance investor. I have a good SFH system in place in the area that I have completed all my home p...

Welcome to our informative and insightful blog series, where we delve deep into the world of rental housing pricing and trends with the help of a seasoned property manager. Whether you're a prospective tenant searchin...

Welcome to our informative and insightful blog series, where we delve deep into the world of rental housing pricing and trends with the help of a seasoned property manager. Whether you're a prospective tenant searchin...

Brand new to BP, the site has some great information on the industry. With that I apologize if this is discussed many times all over the forums, but it is a question I come across on many properties we have acquired ...

Hi all,I am looking to make my first purchase after saving like crazy the past year.  I am looking to house hack, live in one unit and rent the others.  In the process of saving and scouring the market, I acquired my ...

Hello BP Buddies,I know the common answer to the question would be, "well, it depends...", but I am truly curious. No need for snarky remarks, just trying to create a think tank here. As an investor, if you purchase a...

I've heard about this and I find it interesting but I haven't been able to get my head around the payback.  Is anyone practicing this strategy either locally in New England, Providence, Boston, etc. or nationally?  It...

Hi all,
I've been trying to find updates of the 1% rule and whether it's working in 2024, specifically when you're using a mortgage at 80% LTV, 30-year mortgage. Looking at rates today, if I were to buy a property fo...