Justin Williams
Long distance rentals and research
I’m interested in long distance rentals, what is the best way or ways to research other markets and is it a good idea to have your first rental property be long distance?The markets that interest me are places like P...
Chris Winterhalter
Who's building multi-families (20+ units)?
Who's currently developing multi-families from the ground up right now - 20+ units? I'm curious about your story, numbers, strategy etc. Your input is appreciated!
Jerry Rice
Looking for Advice Please
Im looking for advice. My goal is to own 3 properties (New York, LA, Honolulu) . Ive figured in the nice areas houses go for about 800-900k each. I want to own these places, rent out the extra bedrooms and stay in the...
Shawn Underwood
To rent or not to rent???
A little unsure about the situation that I’m in. A 3 bedroom rental that I have has been listed with not that many showings (historically I never had problems but rental saturation and getting closer to year end makes...
Alicia Marks
Do you rent for your primary in a HCOL to invest elsewhere?
Does this scenario fit you? We would like to interview anyone who rents their primary home in a high-cost market and buys SFR (single family rental) in lower cost market as an investment. Example: an investor who li...
Jared Resendes
Newbie from Stockton, CA
Hello everybody!!I'm Jared and I've been interested and intrigued by the fortunes that could be made in real estate for a long time. Unfortunately, during the collapse in 2008-2009 I was in no position to purchase rea...
Simon Packman
Multi Family insurance
I have a 4 plex our premium sky rocketed to $8900 a year. I'm thinking about selling but thought I'd reach out to the community to see where I might find a reasonable price? I'm hoping for $4000 or less...
Juan Pastrana
Cash Flow vs. 10 Year Outlook, Pennies vs Dollars
First Post! I've been trying to buy a home/deal in the Dallas area for the past 1.5 months. From analysis it has been difficult to be competitive in my offer because I'm going lower than others after accounting for th...
Andreas Mueller
Mortgage rates can approach 5.5% in 2024, even if the Fed doesn't cut rates.
Happy 2024 BP Compatriots! Congrats, you made it 😉.
First post of the new year, where if you haven't read one of mine in the past, I do a brief, hopefully insightful, dive into real estate and financial markets. Plu...
Scott Passman
Covid-19 Shutdown Tipping Point
I think we've reached a tipping point where it's beginning to look like the economic shutdown in response to the COVID-19 pandemic is causing far more harm than the lives it (may) save. While shutting down some busin...