Hello,Looking for a recommendation for a lawyer to handle an eviction. I have a signed lease that tenant has broken by not paying rent. Need someone who can handle this quickly. Thanks.Scott

Many apartment buildings that I have looked at will often have 2 legally zoned units, and then 1 "illegal" unit.

How do these owners get around having the extra unit, and what are potential consequences etc.

Our tenant in a SFH complained of a smell coming from the basement about 2 weeks ago. We just got an inspection for it and the inspector is pretty sure it's mold, just not sure of the type (not black mold). Does any...

Yahoo Real Estate Today shares with us the 10 Fastest Growing Real Estate Markets.

Have a look and see what you think.

Any thoughts?

Hi all!I am a newly interested, potential real estate investor and am looking for some insight from the BP wealth of investors. In the next 12 months, I want to have purchased my first rental property. I currently liv...

When it comes down to the magic number for people planning for financially independent, it seems that they will work backward down to cash flow vehicle to get there. For example, if you want 10k/month, then it means y...

Hey there BP community! I'm currently looking at a property in north central Pasadena. The property pencils out for us, but I've heard the area around the interchange of the 134 and 210 freeways is dicey. I'm coming f...

Hi BP's --  I am a long time buy and hold investor.  Have great tenants and will continuing being a buy and hold investor.  I am licensed to practice law and did that for many years.  Three years ago and I took and pa...

To those who consider themselves very wealthy, is wealth worth what is takes to acquire it?I don't want to become ultra wealthy because I don't want to do what it takes.I love spending time with my wife and being home...

Newbie question:  I have a couple applying to my single family house unit, and the wife has a bankruptcy dismissed without prejudice "last year."  Dismissed without prejudice means they could still be sued and liable ...