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I have been poking around this website for quite a bit, and finally decided to do some interaction. A quick intro about me: I am licensed Realtor and Mortgage Loan Originator for both New York an...

The American Dream used to constitute getting married, moving to the suburbs and buying a single-family home for a growing family. But today's generation has forged a new path. For the first time in history, more than...

Hi BP'ers!I'm a new member living in Lansing, Michigan and I'm about to graduate from Michigan State University with an MS in Urban Planning. Go State! I currently own 2 SFR's in Lansing, one I live in, one I'm fixing...

Hello!I'm thinking in purchasing my first multi family home and house hack.  I've been doing some research the last few months and I'm seriously considering Albany.  I've been there multiple times and while there does...

Hey Guys, I've taken the first steps into getting a drafter who's investor friendly and came highly recommended to take my primary residence and turn it into a Duplex + ADU (companion unit). My short term goal is to l...

The Cleveland real estate market, long stalled by a combination of poor economic prospects and a poor national reputation, appears to be finally making some strides in a positive direction. Grit and determination have...

What might be some desirable  trends in urban apartment design ?  1. Supersized living space2. Micro sized sleeping space3. Projector screen focal point4. Long table w/ lots of chairs  5. Defined entry area6.  Built-i...

Hi everyone,I am new to bigger pockets and new to investing. I am looking to start investing in the Buffalo and Rochester areas  but commercial, multifamily only.  8 units or more. I am curious to hear from other inve...

Key Opportunities in the United States for Investing in Luxury Properties
The luxury real estate market in the United States is constantly evolving, and certain states and cities offer unique opportunities for those ...

Whenever I am checking comps in a neighborhood how far do I go before it's not considered the same neighborhood?