Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) fix & flip investment in Leominster.

Purchase price: $332,000

Cash invested: $67,000

Sale price: $445,000

Purchased this great 9 bed 4 family a...

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in St. Louis.

Purchase price: $149,900

Cash invested: $7,000

Fully leased 2b/1ba North Hampton Duplex.
* Property Cash Flows...

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We have a multifamily property consisting of a number of buildings, three stories each. 
We have been installing water meters to bill back the water to the tenants. Each water meter is supposed to connect to...

Hi BP community  - I need to draw on your knowledge and experience again. 

I am confused about the relevance of a lease guarantee in the lease agreement. If tenant goes out of business, he still owes rent for the r...

I am currently working on building a 480sqft 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom unit in the backyard of a rental property. Initially my goal was to have a loft with an extra bed in the unit to be more attractive for short term ren...

I have a potential investment property coming into the market soon on the NE side of San Antonio. Was curious how my fellow agents/real estate professionals go about marketing their investor special listings? 

Hello,I was looking to invest in Cincinnati in the first time. I saw a property in North Fairmount that looks pretty attractive from a ROI and rent to value ratio but has very high crime rates (which explains the attr...

I recently closed on a 4 unit and there's a non-conforming 5th unit with drop ceilings. The unit is currently vacant and, as you can imagine, the ceiling isn't the prettiest thing.
Any ideas of what can be done to p...

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I have a multifamily house in NJ and one of the units is a 3 bedroom apt that has been occupied by the same tenant for about 7 years. The apt is rented for about 1400 and the tenant takes care of putting out ...

Hi BP, I am looking at using the Masshousing loan for my first single family property (for buy, hold, and rent out) in MA. On a high level, it seems really attractive as I can get a loan with 3% downpayment and no PMI...