I am 26 year old living in NOVA area and will likely stay here for the foreseeable future. I currently pay only $900/mo in rent, but I am considering buying a townhome for $350-400k, living in the basement and renting...

Economic Update
(Monday, October 5, 2020)

The economic collapse sparked by the pandemic is triggering the most unequal recession in modern U.S. history, delivering only a mild setback for those at (or near) the...

I just recently listened to the BP podcast #210. On the second half of the episode, Sam is interviewed. He mentions that he owns a single family home(SFH) and rents out each room. Has anybody else done this and have a...

I just purchased a duplex 2 weeks ago where the rents were almost half of market rent.  I decided not to do what everyone else in Portland is doing when they acquire a property--namely kick out all the tenants, rehab,...

We're beginning to hear from all over that retail stores are closing and at a very high rate. Amazon and online shopping alike has made it convenient and easy for us to do a one stop shop for things from groceries to ...

@Joshua Dorkin

Hi everyone! As a fresh-faced investor who is looking to purchase her first property by the end of the year, I'm wondering if some of you more experienced folks would mind sharing some wisdom on REI groups. I've been ...

Hi all,Do any of you have advice (or useful resources?) on how to conduct a financial feasibility assesment for a small development project? We are new to the game and want to get this right. 

do they have commercial managment companies or someone that you would use to help fill vacancies and maintain the property? Excuse the ignorance I know noting about commercial.

So as a newbie, I want to get started with a property that I'm familiar with. Here's the basics of the deal. Traverse City, MI. Great location close to downtown and Grand Traverse Bay. 700 sq ft, 2 bed 1 bath. Sitting...