How many of you work full-time jobs and do complete flips on the "side" while hiring contractors to complete all the work?  As in, you manage the project from your desk at work.  I'm a teacher and I'm really starting ...

I didn't know this job existed until this week when someone told me that was there job. Low and behold I have a water leak in a rental today and need an insurance claim. The whole idea of using an independent adjuster...

hi guys , I have a property in 08876 NJ and we are starting renovation on February , we interesting to hire construction project manager / construction property inspection to handle the construction that we hired...

Weird situation I find myself in. I’m a remote landlord and recently placed a new tenant at my SFR in Macon, GA in August. Conducted standard due diligence (credit scores, income verification, prior references) and I ...

I own 32 bedrooms in 8 units in Tallahassee, FL.  For the first time, I have a renter who is three months late and not being responsive to property manager's calls.
What recommendations do y'all have for me?  I am wo...

My property manager is saying an eviction will cost ~$1000 for a lawyer.  Shouldn't the property manager handle the eviction process themself, otherwise, what am I really paying them for?  Tenant paid last month ~ 20 ...

I'm in the process of hiring an assistant to help me out, primarily with research and marketing. I have a great local (to me) candidate but she's asking for more hours than I've budgeted for at this time. If we hire h...

Hello BP, I’m looking to invest out of state. Just want to know what are the steps to managing rehab efficiently and safely (so contractors won’t run off with your money)?Thanks for your inputs!

Hi everyone,
I'm wondering what process you use to vet managers in the multifamily space when moving into a new market. Is it much different from SF or small-multifamily management? Any other dynamics I should be aw...

When analyzing a deal, what is the best strategy for estimating rehab cost? Do you only do it after walking the property or inspections? For a newbie, how do you get close without really knowing what to look for?