Hi all! I am new to this forum and I am a new landlord. I am a college student in California. My aunt bought a condo in CA. She said I could live there for free, and asks me to rent out one room. So I posted my ad on ...

I am curious to get some opinions on rooming houses. (A single house, rented per room /w shared kitchen/bath) Typically D or C occupants. Rented month to month. Apparently no vacancy in the property I'm looking at and...

My concern/question is "Am I stuck with soaking half the rent indefinitely?"I have a rental property in Cornwall, Ontario and I bought a triplex that has two tenants on the lease.  They are (or were) friends and now a...

Hey guys and gals,I'm a 16 year old that is very interested in real estate and investing in general.As I just mentioned, I'm a teenager and therefore I do not have the capital or entitlements that as "adults" have.My ...

We are looking at buying our second home and renting the first. We live extremely close to a college in Colorado Springs. One property manager told us the highest cash flow option for us would be to rent to students b...

Hello, My name is Heriberto Cervantes and I'm new to this Real Estate investing, buying/flipping. I'm interested right now into Wholesale and flipping. Any suggestions, websites that helped anyone who had no experienc...

Hello BP colleagues! Questions about Class A/B properties: As a summary, my market/location is in San Antonio, with high property taxes and low vacancy. I know the market/area should have big impacts on these type of ...

I am interested in becoming an Investor and I am taking the time to do the research, listen to Podcasts, reading and website research and planning on getting my agents license in the next few months. I am serious in t...

Hi guys,I'm very excited to join the BP community. I am living in San Francisco Bay Area (California). I just wonder if it is easy to rent out a 2-3-4 plex in Oakland area. There are pros and cons of the area. One of ...

I’m currently renovating a rental property and exploring ways to manage costs without compromising on quality. I recently watched a video where Troy Kearns mentioned he could source a high-quality quartz slab for $100...