Ok, so here is the thing. I have tried Zillow, redfin, hotpad, homes.com, relator.com, trulia.com, looked in the tax records, sitexdata.com, and a few other pay sites.

There are very little comps I can find, I mean l...

Bigger Pocket community, I am due to close on a house in two days.  The triplex (house having 3 one bedroom apartments) is zoned RM-1 but only classified as a two family dwelling.  Will this present any real issues? S...

I just went to see what a nice 3 family looked like, then got blown away by few things:-It's beautiful -First unit is probably 4-5 bedrooms and two FULL floors(has large finished basement)-I thought the garage was ano...

my son just started his carer in Naperville, ill just outside of Chicago. he can stay in the Chicago area or relocate to Cincinnati, oh. so our question is, is there an advantage to living in one area over the other a...

Hello all, I'm new to real estate to the bigger pockets forum, but have listened to many of the podcasts. I've been doing reading/research on real estate for about a month now and I'm interested in getting some an...

I'm not sure what other investors are looking at, but one of my qualifications for a property is the size of the home. Very small homes, under 800-900 square feet, seem to me to be just too small for most families un...

Hello BP!I purchased a 3/2 SFR with an unfinished walkout basement last summer. It is a SFR, but I have been renting it to college students by the bedroom. I was able to convert a spare room into another bedroom, so t...

Hi - I am an investor in Northern Virginia and own a number of properties here.  I am looking to expand into multi-family but have found that there are not a lot of opportunities to purchase that type of asset in this...

Hello everyone! My name is Sam Koenig and I currently teach middle school in a district near Madison, WI.  I joined Bigger Pockets over a year ago but my studies have gotten more serious over the past few months. The ...

Here is some info I found in the Baltimore Sun In 2017, Baltimore landlords filed 142,195 “failure to pay rent” actions against tenants in district court, leading to 67,000 eviction notices and 7,427 actual evictions....