I was curious if anyone has tried putting flyers on mailboxes. Also is this legal and has anyone had any success with this. Thank you

I am asking my fellow investors, how do you market directly to distressed property owners? I have heard that direct mail is successful and want to know if you agree. If you do agree, then what type of life events do y...

Hey Everyone, I'm working towards our first direct mail campaign, two of them actually. One is going to target absentee owners as well as houses that we have found driving our neighborhoods looking for neglected homes...

Hello there,
Decided to move my remote real estate portfolio to Charlotte. Have 3 properties in Columbus, OHIO and 2 in Rochester, NY. A little worried about sale process and price.
Any comments or suggestion of wher...

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.This will be my first time doing a BRRRR plus 1st out of state and 1st time using a Hard ...

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) fix & flip investment in Apple Valley.

Purchase price: $370,000

Cash invested: $1

This 10-acre, mountain nestled ranch in Apple Valley features bot...

Hi, I adapted Brandon's spreadsheet into a different format. Please check it out and let me know if there are any mistakes in the calculations or modeling.

My goal is to use it to evaluate foreclosure deals and to d...

I just did an analysis of 5 PM Software Tools for DIY Landlords under $20/mo. I was not able to find any recent comparisons in the last year and since features and pricing change over time, wanted to share my researc...

Hey BP,
I know most real estate syndications/funds give their investors a 7-8% pref, but what is considered an overall average or good return percentage for a real estate fund? 

Thanks!

One of the biggest blockers I have seen from potential investors has been them not having enough capital to get started within owning real estate. If you do not have enough capital for a multifamily property then here...