Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment in El Paso.

Purchase price: $225,000

Cash invested: $30,000

Sale price: $340,000

Three level, single family home, 5 bedroom, 3 b...

Just wanted to share this off-market 15-unit apartment complex deal and get some more ideas. Would like to conjure up ideas on how to get this deal funded with short term financing.My initial thoughts: Property is not...

Hey New Friends, I've been lurking on the forum, reading / learning on the side. Currently renting in downtown AA but looking for either single family home to live and rent later or multifamily this year. I'm consider...

Hi all, my bf has a 4 bd single family home. We had been, until last month, renting rooms individually to professionals/college students since purchase. We'd like to not have 'roommates' anymore, so made the decision ...

Will try to give all relevant details here, let me know if I miss anything8 unit apartment building in Western, NY. 6x 1bd 1ba, 2x studio, 265k purchase priceMax total rents - 55,800/year Max Current rents 42,000/year...

Hey BP, I'm looking into a 455k 11% cap turn-key 7 unit fully managed off-market property in Southern Chicago, and I'm trying to figure out if I'm doing something wrong in my analysis. The property is in a C grade tre...

I've come across a deal on the MLS for a multi-family quadplex with 4 1bd 1ba units. The seller is an older lady and manages the property herself. Apparently, she's getting to the point where she is losing interest an...

Hi,
I am a new investor and came across what I believe is a great multi-family investment property in Pittsfield, MA. Was wondering if anyone has had any experience investing in the area and could provide any inform...

Hey Everyone!
So I’m currently in the process of planning to building a JADU and I’m in the step where I’m looking for an architect. I’ve gotten a few quotes from 1200, 5k, 10k. The 1200 one was from BP which redire...

I’m interested in a multi family that’s FSBO. This would just be my second property and this seems daunting. It’s a cash only purchase of ~$80k that on paper would be a 12% Cap if their numbers are accurate/truthful.W...