One thing I need to be conscious about is not being my team members control on how they do their work. I am really making a conscious effort to avoid giving my team instructions. The reason for this is when you give i...

Hello, we had around $6,000 worth of staging equipment stolen from the home a few days ago. I've asked our insurance company and they say that they do not cover theft. The Staging company stated that they also ha...

UPDATE: 1/9/10, 10:30am -- The upgrade was a success! Please see my reply later in the thread for more info!

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As we announced yesterday, BiggerPockets has been feeling the weight of our popu...

I had my inspection yesterday and the inspector pointed out that aluminum wiring could be an issue with the insurance company. He suggested seeing if they would accept adding arc-fault protectors in order to write the...

I am rehabbing a property that I will be refinancing after the renovations and plan to rent it out. It is an older property so it does not have coaxial/ethernet installed. Should I upgrade from the old telephone jacks?

I don't consider myself a newbie; i have 15 properties and have always bought distressed homes off the MLS. I saw a home that was going to be auctioned on homesearch.com and was cash only "occupied".  I will say i did...

Ok so here is the deal. We are potentially looking at purchasing a corporate housing project that has 40 units. The project was built in 2010 and is pretty much classified as Class A (stainless steel appliances, wo...

Hey Guys. I'm a new investor from Ontario Canada. I was wondering about creative financing and how it works. I currently own one rental but am finding it difficult to save for a down payment so was looking into creati...

Do you allow these at your rentals? These are the portable, inflatable "houses" that kids can play in in the yard.

Hi guys, I bought the house I live in back in May 2019, so I've been here for 9 months now. We are on 3 acres at the top of a steep hill; like mountain goat terrain. Today our neighbor at the bottom of the hill called...