Does not anyone have or know where one can get data on capital expenses over time such as how long a roof will last, a furnace etc.Also how the capital expenses and R&M budget changes by age of house (in other wor...

So recently we looked at a property that was priced right and in a great location. Aesthetically the property was fantastic. The problem was that the AC unit, roof, water heater and some plumbing needed to be replaced...

Box gutters...they're a lovely, historic element. They're architecturally distinct. The gutters themselves rarely clog.

But I hate 'em. I hate seeing them on a potential rehab. I know that almost inevitably t...

HELLOIAM ABOUT TO PURCHASE MY FIRST RENTAL PROPERTY.IT IS A MULTIFAMILY UNIT IN A NICE TOWN.I HAVE USED THE BP RENTAL CALCULATOR TO SEE WHAT MY PROFITS WILL BE,BUT                  I JUST WANTED TO ASK BESIDES MORTGAG...

Does anybody have any general contractors they recommend in the NOLA area? I'm looking to buy a quadplex that is going to need some substantial reno. Would prefer a smaller contractor who can do quality work for a go...

I am looking for a recommendation for a general contractor for a complete remodel on Harkers Island NC (near Morehead City). The home is going to need a new roof as well as repair and remodel of the interior. Any help...

It seems to me that Cap Ex is a very important part of evaluating a deal which investors tend to under-estimate. My current rule of thumb is to plan $1,000/year per unit.First- do you agree with that as an estimate?Se...

Chicago burbs -Have a property in great condition , great location :seller Asking : 250K ; home in default , preforeclosure , outstanding Loan: 178 K , house worth about 260K Motivatedis there any way to make a deal ?...

Hi BP community,I new in real estate investing and was hoping to start rehabing some houses soon but there 1 question I meed to be answer before i start. Do I need to have a permit for every rehab property?

I have a property I'm looking at, and if I win the bid I'll be under a 203K to either completely renovate the roof and furnaces, both of which are okay but probably have a 3-5 year lifespan. The property itself would ...