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? 

Hello all! I'm a newer Chicago investor but very active RE Broker. I've noticed as a homeowner (BRRRR at the moment) and as an investor that the price of water is steadily rising and approaching the $125/month coast o...

A lot of interesting things going on in Oak Park IL. A few years back the city made the decision to embrace high rise structures, since than upscale high density condo and apartment construction has increased signific...

One of the biggest reasons people buy stocks is to build wealth so that with financial independence, you can retire early. Many financial experts talk about the 4% rule: you can withdraw 4% of your capital every year ...

Hello BP community, I now have 3 duplexes around SLC area that are all cash-flowing well. My units are a bit older but in decent shape (I like to remodel when I buy so it forces appreciation). I am a little worried ab...

Hi, my name is Chris and I will be buying my first investment property this year. I’m doing a ton of research (while trying to avoid paralysis by analysis) to help insure my first investment goes well. I live in a ver...

As the topic states, will cash flowing properties disappear when interest rates increases?

Once rates go higher than 5%+ the debt service on the loan is going to increase. Not to mention the market will likely be le...

It sounds nutty. We’ve loved our walkable California Bay Area home, giving us healthy appreciation over the long run. We going to sell it and get an apartment! Our HELOC, borrowing from the equity of our primary hom...

Mates,Curious what the collective thoughts are on this recent legislation and how it can impact us as investors in the multi-family space in that state?  I understand there are limited exceptions to implementation as ...

With the increase in extreme weather and that continuing to become more frequent and severe, is Florida still worth investing in? Market is red hot