Which is the best option: absentee owners or expired listings? My thinking is that absentee owners is especially good for the pricey suburbs. But in lower-income rental markets, for example Newark City, I suspect it's...

I'm just curious but I'd like to ask what is the marketing success rate for those working in the Los Angeles/Orange, Riverside and Ventura counties. What works best for you? For example, if you send out yellow lett...

Anybody have any experience with New Western? I am looking at working with them.

Hello my name is Ilya, relatively new to Fort Worth and I recently became interested in purchasing rental properties. I'm specifically looking to connect with people whom have experience in remodeling homes in the DFW...

Hey y'all.... looking to purchase a condo property for short term rental in a resort town.  I'm thinking the purchase price would be around $400k and will finance via a 30 year mortgage.  Since this would't be a jumbo...

Hi there, just started recently thinking about wholesaling...and i've found ALOT of deals around to do.

I've got 2 GREAT deals, both large apartments for a very reasonable rate to wholesale. Is there any method you u...

Hi BP Family,

I wanted to get some advice on the best way to approach commercial multifamily brokers on acquiring their expired listings.

How willing are brokers when it comes to sending Investors their...

Can someone give me a gut check on current rates? I'm looking to buy duplexes to fourplexes (won't occupy), 35-50% down. My current lender is offering 4%, no points (great credit, good W2 income). Is this reasonable, ...

This may be a dumb question, but if a seller asks me how fast I can close (potential wholesale deal), what is a good time frame to be competitive? Thanks.

The more I'm on here, the more I see/hear/smell that people want to get into RE with no money to start with (I understand wholesaling can be a start) or want to have 79 SFRs in 24 months (that's the bigger problem). I...