Hi folks, I currently have a multifamily in upstate New York. I've found the city and utility companies to be really outdated in their notification and payment systems. For example I got a fine for unmowed grass and b...

While deployed with the military, I've spent this time reading and researching new ways to grow my rehab business upon my return. I've typically followed a similar formula to Jscott's in that I want to have a better h...

I don't know why this fascinates me so much (and I recently pitched a reality tv producer about it - with a charity bent to it) but the idea of turning a certain sum into a much larger sum in a time frame captivate...

I need some advice. I am some what new to the rental investment/landlord world but want to grow and learn.  I have two properties with clear titles. Here is my dilemma and why I need advice and mentoring from more exp...

My tenant just out of the blue asks “are you free today to install my new kitchen faucet and shower head?” No prior notice about any issues with either item. Forget about them wanting it done “today” for the moment, b...

I took a plumbing class recently to be a more informed landlord. The teacher said that water heaters should be replaced at the end of their warranty (often 10 years) and not to wait until there is a problem to replace...

The current market is making it extremely difficult to make any solid investmentsWhat I am seeing with my clients is that unless you are putting 40% or more into an investment you aren't really cash flowing. I go into...

Hello Bigger Pockets Family!
I have a property I am flipping and the home has solar panels on the front part of the roof. It’s not the best for curb appeal but it will help lower energy cost. I wanted to get feedback...

Maintaining your rental properties in good shape is crucial for several reasons. First and foremost, it ensures the safety and well-being of your tenants. Secondly, it can help you attract and retain high-quality tena...

Hi all,I know the upfront cost of solar panels is significant. However, I'm wondering if I can pass the extra $50-$100/month to the tenant with the expectation to increase the demand for my property. Does anyone have ...