Greetings,
I am an out of state investor looking into the Killeen, TX market specifically a 26-unit for sale. I am in a 1031 exchange and seeing more doors compared to where I live in Utah. My question for existing i...

Does anyone have any suggestions for getting an FHA offer accepted in this extremely competitive market? I am trying to purchase a small multifamily property to house hack for my first home and I am finding that getti...

Hi BP!
I'm evaluating a property that has had a lot of capital improvements and because of its location, are not reflected in the value of the property. I'm selling another commercial property and wondering if buying...

Hey everyone! I am super interested in the vacation rental industry and try to stay on top of industry news as much as possible. I recently came across this site called Outsite.co that has me thinking about a whole ne...

Hey Everyone,I just moved to the Tampa area (working at MacDill, living in Riverview) and would love to connect with local investors to meetup in person, compare notes/strategies, and talk market dynamics.  If you fee...

Morning bigger pockets,I have come across an interesting property where the homeowner is 27k behind in back taxes. Long story short- I landed him with my direct mail campaign, went to the house, figured the rehab cost...

I live here in Santa Barbara and I understand there are deals in every market. For example I could find a cash flowing deal with certain owner financing terms or master leasing but other than that you need your loans ...

We recently acquired a dozen or so multi-family properties. The previous owners gave one tenant reduced rent in exchange for him doing small jobs and being on call for maintenance. Once they sold the property he got ...

Hello,

Thank you for all the great podcasts! I just started reading "Getting Things Done" that was mentioned in podcast #11 for beginner investors. I've read the books; now I am ready to take action and get it done.
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So my guess is, the lumber tariff will raise lumber prices, reducing new home construction activity, further tightening an already tight housing supply. Long term, this means RE values will go up. This is just my surf...