Rick Santasiere
Tiny 2 bedroom house rental a viable option?
Good evening BP,I am a relatively seasoned SFR investor, and have one MFR, and one under contract. SFR's never create much cash flow, but I wanted to throw this out at the forum to see what your opinion(s) are:Turn k...
Jack Cunningham
Eager New Member
Hi!I'm a young passionate millennial that is eager to learn more about the possibility of real estate investing. Real estate is a huge hobby of mine even though I currently work in a completely different industry (man...
Peter Amour
PROPERTY MANAGER IN BURLINGTON , VERMONT
i am getting a bit burned out and i am trying to decide on selling another building ( just sold a 4 unit in winooski ) or hiring a good maintenance man or property manager . can anyone recommend a reasonable property ...
Alex Waite
When is living with parents too much?
I want to start a discussion about millennials living with their parents. In the past, once people graduated high school/college they moved out and it was socially embarrassing living with your parents. Now times have...
Kate Gagnon
Southern New Hampshire New Member Introduction
Hi All,My name is Kate and I'm diving in and doing a quick introduction. I currently live in New Hampshire, and have one cash-flow positive duplex- which I scrimped and saved years for while building credit. I'm curre...
Leon Lee
Cap rates for MF in small cities in Georgia
Hi, All
I am practicing analyzing MF deals in small cities in Georgia, such as Columbus, Macon, Griffin, etc.. These properties are mostly in B and C neighborhoods. What are reasonable cap rates I should plug in for ...
Matt R.
Why you want to buy in a Hipster Area & Find the next Brooklyn or Silverlake
I was reading an older post from 2013 as I do. I am not sure how many posts I have read but I feel like I have a BA in BP at this point. In one older post it talked about some new hipster areas and there were some opi...
Casey Penland
Will furnished rentals increase after COVID?
I believe that furnished rentals are really going to see a boost in the upcoming years. Having the option to move into a property without having to worry about the stress of furnishing it could be a huge opportunity f...
Erik Sherburne
Higher rents more likely to come down than lower rents
As the rental market stays hot the rates are increasing quite a bit year after year. I don't see how that continue. When that slows or retreats does anyone have an experience, anecdotal or otherwise, as to how that...
Steven Coppola
Will renting ever Die?
You always hear "buying a house is the best investment you can make" "Renting is like throwing your money away". What if everyone starts to listen and renting becomes a thing in the past? Now you're stuck with a prope...