Hii. I'm wanting to purchase my first rental property but I'm stuck on choosing what to do I live in Hawaii where prices are high. I want to try invest locally. But I also been looking at the turnkey method. Like the ...

I am preparing to start looking for my first house-hack property and I am not sure whether a turn key, ready to go, property or a property that needs a little bit of work is right for me.Obviously I would like to reap...

Whether managing 5 or 100 properties keys are a big hassle.  Fortunately everything is "smart" these days; thermostats, appliances, and even door locks.  But what about battery life, reliability, compatibility, etc.. ...

Hello Everyone,I am just in the beginning steps of my Investment Property Adventure and I am looking for some suggestions on what type of property would be best?A quick intro on me.  I live in CO with my wife and 5 ki...

Hello everyone! I have a property under contract that is ready for move in and its been a lil rough to find a buyer, im wondering if anyone has a suggestion for alternative ways to find investors who buy "turn key", o...

Hello BP community,I am currently in NJ looking to make a move for change of quality of living and also try to make my first Multi-home purchase. An area I have been researching and wanting to live in or nearby is St....

Hello,I'm new to real estate investing. So new I don't even own any property at all. I'm currently reading "The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Real Estate Investing" and "Getting the Money". After these I want to read Br...

I work in the Detroit market (no not the surrounding areas, actually in Detroit), and cash for keys always seems like a 50/50 shot.  Just wondering what other landlord/property managers have experienced with it.  What...

There is always much debate here on the site about Turnkey investing.  So what I am asking is those who have 3 or more TK buys, are you happy with your results and will you continue this form of investing and why?

Hey all-I am looking at purchasing a SFH as a rental property. The current owner leases the property to a corrections company that works with early-release criminals and helps integrates them back into society. It is ...