Hi BP Community! I am new to commercial investing and would love to hear how you found your trust worthy commercial real estate broker in your area and how you were able to establish win-win relationship. 

I am looking to acquire a $500k 6 unit apartment building. One of the options to purchase the property it through owner financing ($2,300-$2,400 per month for 20 years 0% loan). If I purchase the apartment building us...

Sharing what are some of the things I think may be on the horizon for DSCR Loans in 2024 - inspired by a lot of comments that pop on these forums.  Would love feedback/further ideas of what people are seeing or hoping...

So my understanding is correct:
The figure represents how productive the property is relative to its value.
The three figures (NOI, value and CR) seem to flow in a circle

Rental demand drives rent price
The expected ...

There is no question that many people have built their wealth over time using multifamily real estate investments. Likewise, many people have amassed significant amounts of money by investing in the stock market. So i...

Signed up a few days ago, just now getting around to an introduction.Longtime stock investor, relatively fresh options investor, now contemplating real estate. Still have not made my first offer, not even close. I've ...

Hello. I was wondering what the best route would be to get this type of business up and running. I've never worked as a Real Estate Agent, I am not licensed. I've contemplated becoming a Commercial Agent, but can't re...

I was talking to one of the broker who listed multi family commercial property on loopnet. In order to save time, I contacted him directly to get some details rather than asking my broker. Once I realized that numbers...

Is due diligence the same for NNN as for any other CRE, or is the focus on legal aspects of the lease? What happens if the parent/guarantor goes bust. Are landlords treated as creditors?

Hi there, I have recently discovered that the cap rates in my area have gone from 8.5% down to about 5.5% in the past few years! That makes my (debt-free) property worth a lot more.BUT if cap rates are at 5.5%, that m...