Hi,I'm finding that 2/1 units seem to have better CAP rates that "nicer" places with 2/2s or 3/2s. Do you think demand for lower end properties (2/1s) will decrease over time, or be just fine.thanks,

I just bought an apartment complex. One of the units was occupied for nearly 30 years by a chain smoker. He had a stroke one week after I bought the place and his family is cleaning out the apartment. SIDE NOTE: This ...

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I own a few properties in CT. One day after the recent “bomb cyclone” we had a tenant slip and fall down some stairs. We did everything properly, but the stairs still froze over. I would like to elim...

Thanks for reading and hopefully you can provide some answers. Ok...here we go,
1) Does a GP that is involved in a syndication have to be an accredited investor?
2) Can you utilize DSCR for apartments as a means of ...

For those of you that deal with property values of $100,000 or less and have good credit, this can be a really good deal.

Recently, I spoke to an investor out of Texas that financed 100% flip with 0% APR credit card...

Hi all! I'm coming back with an update (a little shift in perspective from my first post) and also some tips/advice.I initially came to BP with the a goal of buying and holding MF units in the VA Beach and Newport New...

Hi thanks for checking this out , I have been getting pretty consistent leads from using Bandit Signs, and my website , and Realtors. Just wondering ( Because i can always use other marketing techniques) if anyone els...

We just closed last week on a neighborhood shopping center. We have 16 tenants at the moment and the center has 30% vacancy.There was a heavy rain the other day and water came in through a tenant's back door frame. A ...

Hi All,I live and rent in Santa Barbara right now, and looking to buy a house for about $875k-$925k, to own and occupy myself with my family for at least the next 3-5 years.I'm wondering if any investor would be willi...

Hi All,I think most people on BP are self-taught or self teaching when it comes to Personal Finance.  I know that my study has been a hodge-podge of Corporate Finance, blog and Podcast study, books, and trial and erro...