I am looking at a multi-family property in Lockport, IL. It is a 4 unit (three- 1b/1b & one studio). They pay their own electric and water is well (unincorporated area). Heating would be paid for by myself. The la...

I learned a valuable lesson recently - trust but verify.

But first, the question:
I have a 9-unit building in Millvale (Pittsburgh), PA. It has 3 separate addresses, each of which has a master water meter. Sewer and ...

Just wanted to see what peoples thoughts are on a situation we're experiencing. We have 4/4 and 4/2 units around 5-10 minutes from a popular college. We've been renting them out by the bedroom to college students arou...

My partner and I purchased a 6 unit complex in Shreveport, La. roughly 8 months ago. The property is in a less than attractive neighborhood however Shreveport is very block by block and sometimes home by home. After o...

Investment Info:

Large multi-family (5+ units) commercial investment investment in Dayton.

Purchase price: $350,000

Cash invested: $35,000

This property was listed on loopnet.com for over a year. The...

Hi Guys, I am considering purchasing a 32 unit low income complex for $320.00 with the following breakdown:

24- 2bed + 1ba current rent $495.0...

Im a virgin landlord looking to buy my first rental and was hoping to get some feedback on my analysis before I make and offer. Iv over estimated the expenses that I have verified and under estimated the rents. Bu...

Hi... I need advice on my scenario so thought i'd ask on BP.
- We have a 600k mortgage on our primary residence. $4000 total monthly payment (incl insurance, util etc) after adding in a few extra bucks on top. Equity...

First of all I’m new to Realstate so please take it easy I’m just looking for a little help.By trade I’m a welder so with that being said I work on big and small job sites. This time I’m working at a job that’s going ...

Hey BP, I posted last month about a Duplex on the market for 280k that produced $1,250 on each side in a C or C+ location, definitely trending up. I am certain I can bring in $1,300-1,400 in rent, but I am sticking wi...