I have been in the construction industry my whole life and have spent the last 10 years as a project manager for a home builder. I have a lot of experience preparing construction budgets, schedules and managing the wo...

Hello everyone, I joined this site to continue my ongoing "research phase" into this industry. I am very interested in utilizing real estate as a means to grow both personally and professionally. I believe that becomi...

I am looking at quickbooks & I like quickbooks online I am a little leary about putting bank info & credit card info into sys does anyone use this & is it safe to use?

Good morning BP, ive been looking into the various incentives from utility programs and curious if anyone has a view on the value of energy efficiency audits? Specifically, I'm interested in knowing if anyone has made...

I am contemplating a .11 acre city lot. (Listed at $9,900)

All utilities including municipal sewer and water availability. Close highway access in an older industrial area of town. Any ideas of how what I could do wi...

I am asking a family member to co sign on a construction loan for 1 year. This family member will not be providing any funds, they are just offering their qualifying income to me.What type of percentage should I be of...

Good Afternoon BiggerPockets!I am excited to introduce myself to the BP community and hopefully create positive relationships throughout the industry. My name is Malik Brown and I am a Realtor licensed in the State of...

Following recent news of Zillow acquiring Trulia, Move made a move today.  Curious to see how the pros here think of this move.  Would it help realtor.com be more competitive to Zillow?InPlay from Briefing.com9:03 am ...

Why would a Landlord want to buy utilities from the utility and then bill Tenant for the cost? I am asking mostly in relation to office/retail property but answers on apartment and even single family might help.

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So I had this idea the other day and wanted to know what others thought. If you place solar panels on a property of yours, and pay them off (or buy them outright) so that all of the energy savings coming from them are...