As my wife and I research options for our first short-term vacation rental property, we are looking very closely into local regulations in each of the markets/destinations we are interested in. What happens if you hav...

Has anyone had experience wholesaling foreclosed homes? Please don't try to convince me it can not be done. It can be done and I've seen people do it. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to gather any info from those p...

Deciding between selling vs renting out a single family with 5 bed/3.5 bath. I don't have to sell but I will be out of state so I will need a property manager. Will it be more beneficial as a short term rental since i...

If I am renting a house (paying the owner rent every month) but there is more than one bed in the house, is it legal for me to airbnb the bedroom even though it isn't my home?

My tenant hasn't paid rent in over a year - since September 2021.  I filed for eviction but it's been a year, but I still don't have a court date.  Does anyone have any idea how long the eviction backlog is in Essex C...

Hello.  I am new to BP and will be purchasing property with a SDIRA.  I am looking to buy a property between 8K to 12K lot size in the Oak Forest / nearby area that will be rented to someone I already know.  They will...

Redfin just released the results of a survey but seem to presenting the data a very slanted way. The title of the article reads 
"More Than Half of U.S. Homebuyers and Sellers Want to Live Somewhere With Legal Aborti...

I would shy away frompurchasing a building withnonconforming rentAL units.The city can shut you downand make you convert them back and at today's codes.  It can be very expensive.  I  speak from experiance.

Hey everyone!I noticed strange thing on my market. I see some duplexes that people selling with a price by the unit! Not the whole duplex, but  instead they sell Unit 1 - 110k and Unit 2 - 130k etc.Is it legal to sell...

Hey folks - so I have a property in a lower-income part of town and almost every tenant who applies has a pitbull. (The animal, not the singer!) Anyway - tenants today know the game. They just need to say "it's a serv...