I have a property with decent equity. I'm wondering if I should use a HELOC or do a cash out refi to access the equity and buy another place. What are the pros and cons and what have you done yourself? Thanks!

For the BP crowd using Turbo Tax and QuickBooks, how do you keep track of real estate depreciation for investment properties?  Do you enter it manually or let TT do it?  Or other?Thanks BP

Hi everyone, would you recommend a DSCR loan for a first time home buyer who’s newly self-employed? If not, is there perhaps a better option?

When you walk into a rental home that you are interested in, what attacts you to it the most?  Is it the flooring?  A nice kitchen?  A nice bathroom?  Wall color?Not sure if it's much different than what a homeowner i...

Hey BP Members,So I am about to submit an offer on a duplex. its a 3/2 upstairs and 3/2 downstairs, with W/D in both units. I plan to live in the downstairs unit and rent out the upstairs. property is in good conditio...

Hey, have you heard about the PadSplit rental opportunity? Turning a property that might traditionally produce a 7-10% cash-on-cash return into one that produces 15-30% if managed properly. As a company we help invest...

I looked at a bunch of crumbling row-houses in Baltimore today, and many of them had crumbling and cracked brick, rotted foundation, water damage and squishy floors about to give in, and signs at the door saying the p...

Hi everyone, I hope you all are doing well during these times. I just wanted to make my first ever post here by sharing a story about my own start in the real estate investing world and hopefully inspire some other ne...

I've never sold investment real estate before so I'm unfamiliar.  I have a $2M building I bought for $935k, 3.5% down.  It has ~$580k left on the 3.25% mortgage.  Someone wants to buy my unused development rights for ...

In Panama city, or smaller towns in the country. I've been looking into it recently and checking several options, talking to some locals and expats who invested here. There is a big plus that everything is in USD and ...