Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Memphis.

Purchase price: $50,000

Cash invested: $190,000

I bought this 2,000 SF house, built in 1929, as a rental property a few ...

Good Day BP Community,I wanted to share the progress on a 10 unit rehab in Albany, New York. Here's the deal details: Purchase Price: $730kLocation: Albany, NYLayout: 6, Two Bedroom Units, 4, Tiny One-BedroomsBudget: ...

Greetings all,Was curious as to the feasibility of generating property leads using zillow / zestimate type figures in conjunction with public record of sales. Seems like i should be able to find a better way at sortin...

I listen to the podcasts and it is evident how important it is to post in the BP forums (especially since Brandon reminds us each time, lol). So I thought I would take this opportunity to talk about what I have done i...

Hello My name is Mike I am an extremely focused and determined Real estate investor in the Rhode Island and Massachusetts market. I am in the process of closing on my 3rd multi family residential property but I am alr...

I am currently reading Brandon Turners book on rental properties and he says that one of the best methods to gaining forced equity right off the bat is finding that home that has two beds and turning it into three. I ...

I'm curious, how many Landlords do their own repairs/improvements?  I just paid $15k for a complete flip and currently doing the 2nd unit mostly by myself. Check out my channel.  https://youtu.be/mEzjBG-0A00

Chicago BP'er George Foster recently posted an inspiring note acknowledging and thanking Brie Schmidt for her contribution to his success and it gave me an idea: Why not start a "Thankful" roll call where we recognize...

I read an article today in the Seattle Times that says single family inventory increased 43% from June last year, and condo inventory increased a whopping 73%. Is this it?? Are we finally seeing a softening in the mar...

Thinking about investing in Detroit Michigan.  Does anyone here have any idea (based on data), if the home prices will be going up or down in 2025?