Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) fix & flip investment in North Ogden.

Purchase price: $336,000

Cash invested: $30,000

Sale price: $535,000

I ended up rehabbing two of the four...

Dear BP Family,
I have a philosophical/theoretical question which many of you might have faced already on your path with real estate ( I am just trying to figure out what are the pros and cons of flip vs. refi):
Tot...

Good afternoon everyone,I have a house listed for sale that isn’t selling (up in lake berryessa in Napa, CA). I’m considering renting it out and managing it myself. Does anyone have recommendations on which websites t...

Hello everybody, I am new to the real estate investing market and have been building up cash reserves to start.  I am interested in learning more about how to start with no money.  My intent is not to acquire rentals ...

The Colorado HOA Forum, a large home owner's advocacy organization in Colorado, has recently completed a study on the HOA Home Sale Transfer Fee.  The results should alarm every Realtor, HOA Board, and legislator who ...

Hi, Here me out on this.  I have an opportunity to have a financial backer enabling me to purchase any home (granted there is profit) 1-8 mil purchase price to flip (purchase, rehab, sell).  My focus is the SF area.  ...

Hello,My wife and I successfully purchased our first duplex! We have now created an LLC and are going to open a bank account. I have read that a creative way to purchase properties is through a business line of credit...

Investment Info:

Condo buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $119,000

Cash invested: $30,000

I purchased this Condo for an STR, I bought it sight unseen ( had an inspection ) we traveled to it a...

Looking for Buyers on several properties that have been fully renovated here in the Austin, Tx (zip codes: 78748, 78745, and 78732) market.  Steiner Ranch and Jester Estates and other prime neighborhoods.Price points...

We rent out a portion of our primary residence on a nightly basis. Does that enable us to claim our own utilities, insurance, HOA dues and other expenses on our taxes? Or a portion of them?