I am buying an old house built in 1953 that has problems. The house is slightly settling in the back and the plumbing is "iffy". It's basically a lemon and if I get an inspection performed, it will not pass. That bein...

I plan on consulting an expert for this question but also wanted to get opinions from BP members as well (who may be mold experts themselves). I saw a house that had significant mold damage on the main level caused by...

Hi BP, I am a first time investor looking for rental properties in Central Jersey along the train lines.I am looking for condos only at this point as will make it easier to manage.After looking for almost 3 weeks (und...

Experienced fix n flippers, do you consider rehab properties w/large amounts of mold or just stay away? If you consider them, how have you handled the issue?

A little over a year ago, my good buddy and business-partner-in-crime, @Reed Baker and I purchased our first investment property. They say the first property is always the hardest, and we're hoping they're right. Here...

Greetings BP family,

Weeks ago I posted a topic about screening tenants for rental property, and thanks to the immense knowledge from all who responded, I found the tenants and signed the agreements effective August ...

So I closed on a property today and when my agent went over to the property afterwards the tenant showed to the kitchen where the ceiling was wet.  The tenant explained that it had started about a month ago, but nothi...

Hey everyone! My wife and I are moving to Louisiana and we have been
presented with an offer that we are seriously considering. The main home
in which we will be living in is 110 years old and has been beautifully...

I've heard from a lot of people always test the waters through JVing with your future partner before going into an LLC first. I am really unfamiliar with JV and don't know how it works. Is it its own entity? And how d...