Tick-tock! Are your California investments ready for the new 2020 net-zero Building Code requirements ahead?It’s only one year away. Come January 1st, 2020 California's Building Code will MANDATE that ALL newly constr...

Hi I purchased my first triplex fully rented in Philadelphia.  Currently all of the units are carpeted.  Once the tenants move out would laminate flooring be ideal or vinyl?  I see an equal amount of comments for eith...

Hey Everyone,  I currently have one rental property in Houston, and want to get into flipping and holding into rentals or short term rentals. I am currently in Tampa, and was wondering what action items would you give...

Good morning and happy Wednesday,Quick background before we get to the dilemma: I am 27 years old, I work as a full time nurse in an ER, I received a small inheritance when my grandma passed away of 100k. I live in Po...

Hello,  I have a property on the Eastern shore of Maryland in a resort town. The house is a 5 bedroom, 4 full baths, large deck, hot tub, pool and a 1,200 sf heated garage with water. I have it rented out now to a fa...

Has anyone used an all in one on their primary residence (or not used it and are willing to share why)? I know the interest rate is higher than a 30-year fixed but it might be advantageous to pay down interest.
Thoug...

Hello BP community,I am looking to purchase my first buy and hold investment property, but I've had trouble determining a strategy after doing some number crunching. I was hoping to receive some insights from the BP c...

We have a small business with some acreage in Florida. After the last few years of barely scraping by we have decided to try to sell the property. We think it will probably take a while based on the economy and the...

Been reading a bunch on here lately and wanted to see if I am running the calculations correctly for a hypothetical flip.

Cash Outlay: $50,340

Purchase price: $160,000 (10% FannieMae Homepage Renovation Loan)
Rehab...

So I know this sounds crazy and almost impossible right? So my bank (Navy Federal- a credit union) has conventional loans to where you can put down 3% and still have 0 PMI. It’s crazy. The downfall is that I don’t see...