Is it a common practice for developers to make rental amounts a function of construction cost? If not a common practice, how often is it done?

Going to submit an offer on my first rental tomorrow with a friend of mine. Ask is 95k but we are offering 85k due to the sloping floors and the bad Reno job the previous owner made. I know I should stay away from fou...

I have a question for everyone whether you are an investor who plans on renting out your property or one who plans on flipping a home that you have rehabbed. Would you guys be willing to or do you think it is a good i...

Hello! I’m current learning about the real estate industry - specifically into BRRR. I recently moved from Florida to Maryland for work . - New construction home (Built in 2017) - Original purchase price $305k - Owe $...

Hello all you BP'ers out there! As a new investor I'm still figuring out some solid websites and resources for analyzing a market or city I'm interested in investing in. I know I'm looking at things like population gr...

Hi All,
I'm planning to move from North Carolina to Phoenix for at least half the year and want to build a rental portfolio in the Phoenix area. I'm planning to focus on small multi-unit buildings, but am having a ve...

I am still in the beginning stages of getting into investing in real estate. I have read a few books and spoke to some friends in the industry. Do you think it would serve me better to invest in a smaller and more aff...

So here me out here. Everyone knows about (CAPM), the Capital Asset Pricing Model, from basic finance. Basically the model used for calculating expected return on a real estate property or other financial assets. But ...

I'm constantly evaluating new markets.Please tell me what market you are currently focused on and why.What current trends are you seeing?  What is the path of growth in that market?Thanks in advance.-jon

I have watched several discussions, including David Greene's video, around the recent lawsuit against NAR and RE brokerages. Learned a lot but there is one thing I just don't understand. If we look at the numbers, the...