I'm looking for information about Florida west coast cities. In particular, Clearwater along the coast down toward Naples. What are good areas? What are areas to avoid? Both for rentals and residences. Hows the ...

Hello Bigger Pockets community!  I'm a newbie working on getting into my first flip. I'm super green so wanted to put this out to this wonderful world of experts I've been reading here at BP.  Reports just came back o...

If all goes well tomorrow, I'll own a factory. Pretty much comes down to the environmental certs. 12,000 plus square feet, new rubber roof, new dry sprinkler system, 50 foot ceilings, 600 amp 208/120 3 phase power, su...

Hello,I was offered a 2 bedroom one bathroom rental house through my mother for 50-55K in florida. The home was built in 1956 and had a new roof put on it 2006. It has 918SQF of living space along with a 216SQF unfini...

My tenant who is signed to a 3 yr lease, asked if I would go halfers on expanding the back patio and possibly adding a patio cover. What would you do in this instance. I told her I would look into it but made no promi...

Here is our most extensive rehab to date, in West Seattle.In Seattle, we have all of these wonderful old homes with unfinished square footage in the basement, but they don't always have the best ceiling height. There ...

I'm a local buy & hold real estate investor in Terre Haute, Indiana.  I currently own two duplexes. I was looking to meet and talk with other real estate investors in the Terre Haute area. 

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $94,000

Cash invested: $23,000

This is a SFH that is older, but in a popular area of the city. Seller originally h...

I'm considering buying some 100-year-old SFRs in the Kansas City area for potential BRRRR.  I already own two properties in the KC area, but none as old as this.  My question is whether I'm going to be inundated with ...

I've debated several times in my head whether or not to replace these kitchen cabinets.  They don't look horrible, but they clearly need some work.  I don't think the pictures below look as bad as they do in real life...