Can someone give me a crash course on land contracts? We are trying to sell a house and EVERYONE interested is wanting a land contract. I understand we would essentially be the "bank" they would make payments to us. H...

Zillow CEO Spencer Rascoff, in a Tweet last night, announced that Zillow will now start flipping houses. This is not a joke. Do you flip houses? Do you buy, rehabilitate and sell properties? If so, Zillow is now your ...

Firstly, sorry for my naive question but I've never been in this position before.

I am in the process of evicting a tenant.

The current rent they owe is-

November rent- $450 + $75 late fee

D...

Property values have gone through the roof, rents have skyrocketed, but will it last? Can rents actually come down? This episode of On the Market discusses those concerns! @Dave Meyer brings the Data Deli to us while ...

Hi Guys,I was REALLY active about 6-7 months ago when I first joined Bigger Pockets.  I was in a really low place.  I wasn't sure how I was going to make things happen - I had a property management company that did no...

i was so excited about this that i decided to fight with my phone to get to the forum section to post this. I'm new to everything dealing with real estate and i've been reading a lot, but felt as if i wasn't understan...

I just signed a tenant to an 18 month lease in Omaha, NE. They looked at the house twice and agreed to an extended, 18 month lease. Now, 2 days into their term they wrote me to say that the house (2000 sqft) is too sm...

I just moved into condo did everything landlord asked. Signed lease and association is owner approval so I was able to move in right away. I didn’t sign anything for association to do background check or needed approv...

I was set to close next week on two MFRs (same owners, same street), but the appraisal revealed that they're both zoned as SFRs. This is in a historic neighborhood, so the renos were done before a permit was required....

What's a reasonable cash-on-cash Short Term Rental return with 7.5% rates nowadays? Feels like 12-15% is solid, while we expect to refinance in the years ahead at a point or two lower. Any strong opinions?