I joined BP a couple of months ago, mostly to get around to asking this question. How to approach this problem has been rattling around in my mind for about 3 months now.

I've been a small time landlord for about 28 ...

What are local investors' thoughts on the adoption of rent control regulations in Philadelphia? I know many rental investors who have moved to the city or choose to invest here from out of state due to such regulation...

What are your thoughts on prop 21 2020? This will be a huge game changer if it passes and you invest in CA. This bill is essentially another shot at repealing Costa Hawkings protections, and if passed will immediately...

I found a post on White Coat Investor about using multiple 401(k)s via a SoloK or some combination thereof with an employer 401(k) to allow one to defer more than $132k (I'm married) into retirement vehicles.  I'd lin...

This is an interesting article which takes a look at the statistical correlations behind property valuations. The assumption seems to be that high population growth areas are the places that make the most sense for mu...

Hi all,I'm buying in Branson, MO and considering using Evolve to manage and promote the condo's instead of local PM's.  Anyone had experiences (good or bad) with evolve and willing to share?  Thanks in advance for any...

Hello, all! I'm currently considering starting a general contracting company. Catch is, I have no real building experience, or skills. My goal is to start a company that focuses on transparency and customer advocacy, ...

I am looking to offer on a multi family property. Currently the owner pays electric for each unit (10 total). Each unit is separately metered and I would like to get them to pay for electric themselves. Looking for ad...

It's my understanding that, in Michigan, a landlord can raise rent a "reasonable" amount as specified in the lease.  It's usually 5% a year, but is it legal to go more, say 10%?