Really interesting market overview article from AirDNA came out a couple of weeks ago, curious to see everyone's thoughts on some of the data.  Some excerpts and my comments in boldhttps://www.airdna.co/blog/air...Hig...

Is it possible to do a chasout refinance on a 10-20 unit apartment bldg by only increasing stable tenant occupancy.To rephrase my question will lenders consider tenant occupancy as added value to the property?    

Investment Info:

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

Purchase price: $445,000

Cash invested: $45,000

Sale price: $875,000

Bought for rental income, now for sa...

Brand new to BP and looking actively in Las Vegas for our first investment income property, buy and hold is my strategy. When we came just two months ago, bidding wars were still a thing. Now realtors are telling us t...

Hi all,My wife and I are getting started with rental property investing, we've done some research, gotten with a pretty motivated agent and looked at homes (single family/multi-family) all over metro atlanta, and we r...

Greetings!

I am seeking the knowledge and experience of seasoned Multi Family Investors.

Investing in Multi Family Buildings has been a dream of mine for several years. A few months ago I graduated from dreaming to...

Is it possible for me to update a multi family,8 units, from outside. All Units are rented. I mean new fences, painting, fixing the pavement, adding car port and still get a good appraisal so I could get my money back?

Hi there,Does anyone have experience with Estero Investments or Buller River Development Partners (they’re joint companies). They specialize in new construction properties for investors. They have new and planned prop...

My wife and I are in our first year of MF investing; learning a lot by reading books, watching videos and podcasts, and attending Meetups and seminars around DFW. We've invested in our first deal. The deals we've seen...

I've been noticing lately that commercial real estate can appreciate much faster than residential. Sometimes it's between 23-30% per year, and possibly more in some locations. Is this normal market behavior?