Hey guys, what is your take on what is happening in Alberta with the oil down?rents in Calgary are already going down and vacancy rate is above 5%some experts predict oil to go down to $10 per barrel, that would put e...

Hey all!Curious to hear others opinions on which areas around Cleveland they feel are on the rise. I know a lot of people feel it is Lakewood, but I noticed it seems to be a little saturated. I think Old Brooklyn is o...

Good afternoon all,I've been interested in real estate for some time now and finally decided to get more serious about it. I bought a SFH last year (in the Port Norfolk neighborhood for those familiar with the Hampton...

Hi everybody,

I am new to the forum but have been an avid RE fan. I probably digested every book from BP and other great book recommendations mentioned on the podcast.

My husband and I are looking to purchase our h...

There's no secret Atlanta is a HOT market right now. For this reason, finding decent deals in the area have become almost something of the past.  I'm finding many sellers are unrealistic with their asking price and ag...

Hi BiggerPockets! I'm Krista Patrick and I've actually been a member of BiggerPockets for about six months now but I've been spending my time reading (books, forums, the Ultimate Beginners Guide, getting started, etc)...

I have been approached with buying a condo in an up and coming area close to Dallas, TX. I think it's located in a great spot and would easily be rented. However, I've never owned one and curious if they are a good as...

Searched the forum and didn’t find anything current about the current status of the market and its potential effect on real estate. I’m looking to purchase a fix and flip that will take some time to complete (1779 sto...

I wanted to shed some light on our current Covid-19 situation and speak to capital raising.
Yes, some companies are at a standstill and some investors and debt firms are not lending with the uncertainty of how long ...

I've read up on the Ohio markets. Other than Youngstown it sounds like investors appreciate them (Dayton, Toledo, Cincinnati, Colombus etc) as solid cash flow markets. 
I thought when a city loses 5-10% of it's popul...