Hello! 
I am new to BPs, wished I would have signed up earlier! I started my real estate journey in 2005 with the first property being in Austin (more below).  I have other properties in AZ, which I do not directly m...

Hello Everyone!I'm an investor from Anaheim CA, but currently looking to invest in the Crestline/Big Bear area! According to the local realtors I met with, the market here is very hot with little inventory. However, a...

Any insights into SB584 that places 15% tax on STRs but exempts hotels to fund housing situation?  It seems bone crushing high for guests.  If you were a new investor in CA market, this tax will lower your occupancy r...

What is your best method, tool, resource for finding deals in todays climate? One of the biggest challenges I hear today from investors is finding deals (the right deals), what are you doing to overcome this hurdle?

Economic Update
(Monday, July 27, 2020)

This week is a good week for real estate investors (particularly if you have a house for sale). Existing houses sales are up, new home sales are up, inventories are down...

I'm reading a lot about tenants and prospective tenants trying to skirt around "no pet" leases / rentals by claiming that they have "support animals" .. 
I am in Virginia and wondering if anyone is familiar with how ...

I have ventured into the commercial world this year buying a small shop for storing materials (I have 20 flips going and need a lot of space) and cars, a 7,500 square foot office building, and a 1,600 square foot indu...

Here is the transcript for a short video I will release next week on market selection. Market Selection for Real Estate Investors.mp4
Hi, this is Arn Cenedella, Spark Multifamily Investment Group out of Greenville, ...

Anyone ever consider advertising rental discounts to First Responders, health care workers and/teachers?Like a $50 discount on monthly rent.

If you had the capital, would you wait for the correction or still invest now?I understand local markets will drive the ultimate decision, but it feels like every market I look:1) unemployment is through the roof in t...