Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in New Bern, NC.Multi-family property with a full size 1000 sqft unit and an adjacent 250 sqft "lock-out" unit, each with their own entrances an...

Hello everyone, I have recently graduated university and I'm looking into investing in my first duplex. I've been looking at listings in the Cincinnati, Ohio area but was wondering what advice/tips you would have for ...

Hi, I'm 23 and new to real estate investing business. I live in Ontario and would like to buy my first multi-family house in the near future. I've read a lot of the threads on this forum and there's a lot of great...

We just made an offer on a 20 unit MHP. 100% occupied, 10 units are Park Owned. Broker said our offer didn’t have a shot with the owners and wouldn’t present it. We offered 440-460k plus market value of the park ...

just wondering with these basic P&L numbers, what would be a good offering price?using their initial number, i believe  it puts the deal at  about a 6.7 cap24 units, 12 1/1, 12 2/2gross rents  297k other income ~1...

In the process of researching different markets to potentially invest in and curious if anyone has any good resources/ideas for trying to pin down estimated utility costs in a given market? As is often discussed, thes...

Hey guys, pretty basic question here: should I include utilities in the rent? Not only should I do it, but does the rent someone sees listed on Zillow, realtor, etc. include the utilities? When estimating a property I...

I want to purchase a Multi unit but the current owner pays all the utilities except electricity. How do I get the tenants (if I bought the property) to agree to a bill back? TIA!!

New landlord wants to know what utilities he should opt to pay for, if any at all. I have seen it go either way. Tenant pays ALL utilities, or Landlord pays water and sewer. Thanks in advance for any help!!

I'm new to the Indy market and wanted to get a feeling for what utilities are covered by the landlord vs. the tenant.  I know this probably differs between single and multi family homes, location, and rent price, but ...