I’m finishing up a multifamily rebuild and am looking for my next project.  I’d love to connect with some of the more experienced RE investors in and around the Rhode Island area. Respond or message me if you are inve...

I own rental homes in Kansas and Missouri. $800 is what I pay in Kansas for property insurance a 3 or 4 bedroom with 2 or 2.5 baths home around 1500 square feet . These are nice solid A neighborhoods.In Missouri, a 1,...

Hello guys, I started the BP podcast in August and its been a daily thing.  I am interested in buy and hold rentals but my wife and I were walking in a very nice area of our city of Hollywood Florida.  And found this ...

Hello All,This is my first post and it’s a doozy.   My Father in law purchased his home back in the 80’s.   It’s in California and the tax basis is quite low.   The home is owned in a Trust and his 4 children are the ...

So I had a fire destroy two of my houses.  One 3 bed, 2 bath, and an ADU that is 2 bed, 1 bath.  I have insurance and the adjuster just came out today  (it took some time for the town to do asbestos testing and allow ...

I have a portfolio of rentals in Mesa, Arizona (AZ) and I would like to establish a relationship with a great contractor.  I have a current need to rebuild some storage rooms under a carport that one of my tenants hit...

I am strongly considering purchasing 1/2 acre of land w/ an existing structure on it. The value is in the land. The strategy I am considering is to tear down the existing structure and rebuild w/ a 4 unit complex. ...

Hi all, just thinking if it would be possible to somehow utilize the equity in a home to pay for extensive reconstruction, i.e. tear down and rebuild?I understand lenders usually require a full payout before the const...

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Does anyone has a suggestion for a fire damage restoration company in Indianapolis for a SFH ? A general contractor would also do fine. I recently had a rental property burned down and am looking for a company...

I heard Brandon on on the BP Podcast mention that he uses cash value policy vs replacement cost policy.  I've read that cash value can be messy. Thoughts?