What’s up BP Family? Getting ready to close on a 12-unit building in South Carolina - Stoked! All units are 2bd/2ba townhome style units with W/D hookups and 1200sqft of living space. Kitchen finishes look straight ou...

(Yes, I understand comments provided are simply educational, I will consult with an attorney before moving forward. Thanks in advance for your input!) Over the years, I have 1) invested heavily in education (underwrit...

I have seen this requirement on some property mgmt. websites.  My insurance agent recommends that I require it.I always have recommended it to new tenants, but none ever have bought it, to my knowledge.What are your t...

I am looking to start in real estate by buying my first rental property. I am hoping to receive some guidance on the following plan:
Currently saving approximately $3,500/month and will be at a total of $22,000 in sa...

I know this is a loaded question...I am selling a property in NY and live in Maryland.  I do not like the idea of an out of state rental but looking for a good area for cash flow and the least amount of headaches.   I...

How does everyone feel about this hype over Doug Fath "Six figure student housing"?

I watched all of his videos and will join in on tonight's webinar. I like his ideas and his strategies. However I feel that having n...

How long do you guys think this downfall will start going back up? I plan to make my first investment in a year or two, just because I dont have money and im still in school.

I've only been in this business a few years, but have purchased a lot of deals.  Mostly from motivated homeowners, and bank foreclosures, which I understand and expect many of those to be in bad condition.  But lately...

Hey guys,As a new STR host, I'm so worried about forgetting something vital to a person's stay! What's the most forgotten thing that new hosts tend to look past that makes a large difference in a persons stay?thank you!

Can someone give me a definitive answer on the 50% rule? I understand the concept, that your expenses should only equal 50% of your gross rent in order to get positive cashflow. But which expenses are included in th...