Ley Nezifort
What do you get your tenants for Christmas?
Fellow Landlords, Given our tenants are our main customers, and the fact that the holidays seasons are approaching. I was curious to know how creative you all get when it comes to treating your customers ...
Nick B.
COVID-19 IRA withdrawal
Hello BP,I am considering withdrawing money from my IRA pursuant to CARES Act. According to the Act, one has to qualify to be eligible. Besides the obvious qualifiers such as being infected by the virus or losing a jo...
Mark Tabah
New OOS Owner - I Think I Need to Fire my Property Manager?
Good day BP community!I purchased my first investment property, a duplex in Indianapolis, on the 1st of October. I bought it post-renovation, so the place was move-in ready at close. I had a property manager lined u...
Joe Splitrock
1000th Post So Why Are You Here?
I have been on Bigger Pockets for about a year and this is my 1000th post. I have to admit my posting has slowed over the last few months. I found myself spending too much time on here and not enough time on my busine...
Liz C.
Trouble and greedy tenant
Hi all,
The lease between my tenant and I ends on March 31 st, I wanted to raise $20, he disagree because his say apartment has a lot issues, I say fine keep same rent rate for one year, he say he did not want to sig...
Alicia Marks
BPCON2022 Save the Date
The BiggerPockets Conference! It’s happening! And you won’t want to miss out! Here are the highlights:
Where: San Diego, CAWhen: October 2-4, 2022Who: you and 2,000 other investors from across the country!
At...
Joe Splitrock
Trending section not working on forum
I have noticed the Trending category on the web forum is not working. It is showing posts that have not had responses in years as "trending". It is also showing discussions that were removed from the website. It has b...
Luis Valdez
Seller did not get a permit
I bought my first rental in December 2018. Seller never got a permit replace a beam in the basement. What are my options?
Account Closed
Uses for a commercially zoned vacant lot
There is an lot next to my four family home and I'm wondering if anyone has any suggestions for ways to add value/income to the lot. It's about 2,700 sq. feet placed on a busy commercial corridor.
Jason Malabute
MOST RENTERS COMMUTE
Assuming everything else is good about a city you're thinking about investing in except that most of the residents commute for work to neighboring towns for work. In other words, the city you're thinking about investi...