So, I called a realtor about a home listed. The house needs work (obvious from the street), but not to the point of tear down from what I can see. She gave me an outrageous price, and told me it's the land that's for ...

The seller is asking $250k on a 2,500ft commercial building built in the '40s and renovated in the '90s. It needs renovating again.Good location in a downtown area of a 60,000 pop. city an hour outside of Atlanta.Base...

Hello BP community! It was certainly life enhancing to find the Bigger Pockets podcast, and equally so to find they had a website as well!  Since I moved into my first investment -a 3 unit multi family townhouse in Cl...

Does anyone know?🤗I found this point instructive in the rise of the 30-year mortgage and its knock on effect on historical house prices and the broader economy:“It was not until the 1920’s and the spread of the automo...

I have land under contract approved for 60 multi-family units in Ocala. There is a highway nearby and some well-known businesses.
The land is 2.75 acres. There aren't many comps for something like this. I have an as...

We have a potential house that we are looking at, it's priced at $270k. It's very dated but functional. The kitchen is extremely dated with a small dining area attached, we would knock out the wall between the kitchen...

I have a quick question concerning pricing for AirBnB or VRBO rates. For those of you who frequently 'rent' out your homes or property, have you ever looked at pricing algorithms similar to https://beyondpricing.com/ ...

Hi All,I am looking to do a BRRRR in a market that I am not very familiar with (Actually not familiar with at all). The person I am doing it with brings alot of value and they have resources in that market that will m...

Have an off-market house we were supposed to close on 4 months ago. The seller was the one who contacted us to sell, then he randomly goes MIA so we never close on his house.Clearing up the books and go to get the 1k ...

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Most material I come across on the Web for wholesaling and flipping are geared toward US investors - is there much of a difference when applying a strategy in Canada? What are the key differences?