So I had this idea the other day and wanted to know what others thought. If you place solar panels on a property of yours, and pay them off (or buy them outright) so that all of the energy savings coming from them are...

Hey guys, I moved from NY to FL 3 years ago and I'm ready to get started with real estate investing. Looking to make contacts and get advice on where to start. I'm currently in the Bradenton / Sarasota area of FL and ...

We purchased our current home almost 6 years ago. The market here has appreciated quite a lot during that time. Our home's value has appreciated over 50% while my salary is twice what I was making when we purchased it...

My wife and I have 2 properties near Salt Lake City that cash flow well but are causing headaches.  Specifically we're having trouble getting support from our property manager to execute repairs and upgrades that the ...

Hello all,If I am just getting started in investing, and am planning on picking up a few properties this year and then scaling, I wanted to know your thoughts about opening a business.Is it recommended to open an LLC ...

Hi all - this is my first post on BP. I am just getting into this space and own a couple of properties currently in Utah. I am currently looking at a multi-family property in SE Idaho (would be my first in the state) ...

Have a new rental property-3bed/2bath, 1550 sq feet, nice area, HOA etc.  Rent in the area is $1400 to$1500 monthly.  Property just hit the market 3 days ago.  My property manager just sent over an application for a f...

Hello as a Rehabber I'm always trying to save costs when able. I've noticed when I'm purchasing houses from Fannie Mae or other banks they offer $250 closing fee + title insurance (no charge). My title company is ch...

Hi all, I’m a property owner in SC and use a PM. Recently, our PM company  responded to a work order to fix a malfunctioning microwave. After diagnosing the issue, noting that replacement parts weren’t available, and ...

I often hear that it's important to keep your properties heavily mortgaged to keep the equity down, so that you don't look "juicy" for  a lawsuit. (assuming there's a reason for being sued in the first place) I cannot...