Looking to learn a lot about real estate , I’m new to the game and want to get my foot in the water and learn as much as possible . I’ve had many recommendations to start in multi family first as a new investor . As w...

Could you please provide recommendations for states or cities that offer favorable opportunities for investing in multi-family and apartment properties?Thank you!!!

Hey BP Fam,I am looking landlord friendly small cities to invest. Here are my criteria:1.Purchase value below 75k2.At least one college3.Diverse economy4.Not high crime5.Growing population 6.Not smaller then 10k peopl...

Hello - 1st time homebuyer looking to use BRRRR to build a real estate portfolio in Baltimore, MD. I'm looking for an investment-minded realtor that can help me identify viable opportunities and pass along recommendat...

I'm looking for recommendations for property managers in Tucson, AZ.
Also, any referrals or recommendations for any of the following professionals would be appreciated.Property InspectorReal Estate AttorneyGeneral Co...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Dayton.

Purchase price: $6,800

Cash invested: $20,000

buying this with my savings paying cash for it all. 3 bed 1 bath single fam...

I'm looking at purchasing a property with some foundation concerns. Looking at roughly $500o in repairs to install a dozen piers according to a contractor.

Has anyone purchased properties with these issues and what t...

I'm in the process of searching for my FIRST OUT OF STATE MF property.  I'm putting my best foot forward on this, but as I'm getting closer and closer to making this a reality, I'm getting more anxious. Hoping that I ...

Hi BP folks,
has anyone bought property out of state, without having a close friend, family member or a business partner (boots on the ground) sort to say, to inspect, drive by, take pictures of that location?

How ...

Hello,Thank you for reading my post! I am looking at a couple properties in Birmingham. A specific one provides a 9% ROI if I were to use a property manager or 13% if I manage it myself. It looks like I would need to ...