What's the consensus on the San Antonio TX real estate market? I see SFH in or around SA are quite affordable compared to other cities and lots of industries there (tech, military, healthcare).
Any insight much appre...

I have a friend dealing with a family trust problem (why do parents think their children will get along magically after they pass on?), and there was a property left to the kids to share, that was their family vacatio...

The commercial office space is owned by my LLC. I need to allocate a certain rent to pay myself as I use 2 offices working as a medical provider (another LLC). The higher the rent, the better for tax purposes. Is ther...

The contractor/sub contractor contract would need to specify that they are independent contractors and not employees, must carry the necessary insurance and show proof of active status, etc. 
I have not been able to ...

Hi,The intentions journal by Brandon Turner is sold out :(. I have used this specific journal for the past 2 years, and now have to find a suitable replacement. Does anyone have a good 90-day journal substitute they h...

My properties are in Tampa, FL and the market there is pretty crazy right now. I've had these properties for 11 years and have never seen so many people looking for properties to buy and rent. 
The rent I'm charging ...

What a crazy market, am I right!We have seen prices increase tremendously, demand high than low for a little bit than crazy again. With interest rates so high in a comparison to two years ago what do you think is in s...

THere are sites that compare health insurance, driver's insurance, etc.

Does anyone know of any online comparison sites to get quotes from multiple agents for Landlord's (commerical residential property) insurance? ...

Hey BP Community,I have been talking to a few investors in my area and have read many posts regarding both the 1% rule and the 2% rule. Of course we all know that 2% usually comes at a cost. By cost I mean properties ...

hi -- i've got a rental property I purchased this year -- I know for depreciation I have to pull out the land value -- is there any set way of doing that? can I just estimate about 20% of the purchase price?