Where I live there are a few abandoned homes that I want to invest in. I am new to real estate, how do I go about gaining information on the house I'm interested in. There are no for sale signs.

Good Morning BP!Happy SundayWanted to ask when you are looking for investment properties and starting a research of the area, which websites did you find most helpful? I'd like to know specifics other than Zillow, Rea...

I'm may make a real estate purchase outside of the U.S. For this purchase, I may use an international bank.

Do you know of any good sites that summarize the overall health of individual banks worldwide?

Thanks!

Hi, I’m looking to purchase a rental home in Folsom. Lemme list the below questions to the BP community. Thanks in advance.                                   1) Which communities in Folsom have good rental demand and ...

Hello everyone! I’m curious to know—how do you approach your market research? Do you rely on specific data sources, gut instincts, or perhaps a blend of both? And what’s been your biggest ‘aha’ moment in uncovering hi...

I will be attending another tax sale/auction next month and started checking out the properties listed for sale in my county. There are 9 properties scheduled. Of course, several will pay before then. Taxes on these ...

As I have been building my foundational knowledge for investing, I am at the stage where I am also wanting to keep up with the market data that, so I may better understand the specifics of the market of my choice. Are...

Hey everyone,I recently partnered with a mentor who wants to jump into a new market, and Memphis seems to be a place that would provide me with cash-flowing deals to flip and rent.The big question I have is who is a B...

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My wife and I are in search of a new market.  We currently have rentals in 3 different MSA's.  Are there any companies, consultants or publications we should be looking at to help us narrow down a market for long term...