Looking at the three major markets in Alabama: Birmingham, Montgomery, and Huntsville. All of them have good things going for them. If you’ve invested in Alabama which market did you choose and why?

Hey all, I have recently have been seriously looking into real estate investing.  Been flipping through pages of the Rich Dad series and some other investment books (including the Bigger Pockets ebook).   I am 30 year...

I have a small SFR and would like to limit the number people occupying the dwelling.  It is 2 bedroom, one bath and a little over 600 square-foot.  In the past I have had mostly two person rental agreements and they a...

I’m probably going to show my inexperience here, but does it ever make sense to purchase a new build in a master planned community for an investment? I’m in a very competitive market (Denver area) and have the funds t...

Hello BP Community and Property Managers,
I'm planning to take over as property manager on one of my rentals and I'm looking for input for a smooth transition. I currently have a property management company and I'm l...

Currently on the lookout for reputable wholesalers specializing in single-family homes within the Cleveland, Ohio market. Seeking partners who possess a keen understanding of local real estate dynamics and can offer v...

I just listed a 3br house for rent. Until now, I haven't thought about how to handle it if not all of the applicants meet my minimum credit score. Should I just deny them all? Or, should I accept with conditions if on...

Hey good morning!I just wanted to send out a quick note to see who are my fellow self storage investors on this forum? I was thinking it would be nice to start a small network group and possibly exchange some deals! F...

I've been doing everything I can over the last two years of my life to prepare me to buy my first property this year in 2018. From the day I turned 18 I began creating credit for myself to make this happen. My short t...

Now is the time to BUY!Here is what is occurring in virtually all "hot" real estate markets nationally:"Hot" = strong population and job growth markets and therefore increasing price trend line This applies to San Jos...