Everything has gone wrong all at once. I have 13 doors- which you would think would be able to handle about any issues that popped up, but the issues have happened too fast. I had insurance require roofs to be done- s...

Hey everyone, long time listener, poster and reader - first time investor. I have been in the analysis paralysis state for a solid year. I get super close to making a move and back off when it's time to put pencil to ...

I’m curious what the community here has to say.

My dads in the car business and swears by leasing. I’m all about wealth building and assets and I think buying is the better option.

I’m currently torn between buying...

I have been following real estate for several years now and actively engage with real estate investors globally, both professional institutions and general portfolio managers. The common theme amongst those who buy an...

I've seen and heard references on the podcast to a Class A neighborhood or Class C rental... Where do I find those classifications? Is that something you'd find on the MLS?

Hey BP geniuses!   This is likely a simple answer, but I just don't know it yet.  I'm wondering if the 1031 exchange gods and/or goddesses of the universe allow us to sell a SFH (with a garage apartment, but zoned R1)...

Hello BP community!I have filled for my LLC in the state of New York and received a letter from the Department of Taxation and Finance. I am unsure if I should have my Single-Memeber LLC treated as Sole Proprietary or...

Have you ever found yourself having to pay into the IRS for income taxes on your real estate properties? Before sending in the check, be sure to take a look into an engineered cost segregation study to see if you coul...

I am conducting research on potential investment properties in Kitsap County, Washington State using the counties GIS website and I have some questions concerning zoning and 'property class'.  I understand generally t...

Hi folks:I am looking at a deal where the property falls in Flood zone X as classified by FEMA on FIRMS. Given that I would probably hold the property for at least 5-7 yrs, should I consider the zone X classification ...