I am trying to figure out a cost-effective way to add a new foundation to an old (1960s) block and base foundation. This is quite an old style of foundation and in case you are not familiar it's like this, except the ...

So I’m wondering if Converting my three family “college house” into a two family is an unwise choice. In reality the home functions as a single family however for building code, reducing the three family into two woul...

Investment Info:
Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $1,250,000

Cash invested: $200,000

238-240 Sheridan Avenue is a 2 unit townhouse, and a 10 unit historic b...

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I'm looking to purchase my first investment property in Bushwick, Brooklyn. This property is directly beside the above ground subway and whenever the subway passes the sound is pretty loud in the liv...

Hi Guys, I'm in contract to purchase a small office building in downtown Allentown. I'm buying the building without a bank loan so I'm not required to do a Phase 1 report. The seller has been occupying the building as...

Ever wonder what it takes to start and build a home or multi family property? I’m going to take you through all the steps of this journey. Project: 1232 Somerset Rd Raleigh, NC 27610Goal: tear down fire damage home an...

I am looking at some properties in the North Lawndale area on the West side of Chicago. Anyone from this forum investing there? This is an area that has undergone some changes in the last two years. I wouldn't mind me...

I have a 2 BR, 2 BA, 1250 SF SFR, 7,000 SF lot in an A-class hood. My house is surrounded by 4+ BR, 2000+ SF homes. Market prices are ~$500/SF today. So, I'm thinking at some point in the future I may consider moving ...

I'm under contract to buy a 2 acre parcel that is 2 blocks from a small, growing university.  (University of Indianapolis).  It's currently zoned residential and there is a single story house on it that needs demolish...

I saw an Year end report that talks about negative net migration trend in cook county and especially in the city of Chicago. I’m curious how investors take these numbers. I see such articles on negative net migration...