Hi there - I live in Los Angeles and own/manage my own portfolio of multifamily in LA county.  I have an in-house property management team and it works - I like it because I can control costs, be quick and actionable ...

I am looking to get into buying a Multi Family property and have couple properties in the pipeline, need to know how exactly to calculate the price to make an offer, please advise!!

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I am looking to purchase a duplex that is rented out with tenants currently about 4 months into their 12 month lease. I would like to move in and house hack using and FHA 3.5% down loan and then use it as ...

Hey y’all,I’m 22 and seeking to dive into commercial real estate!I am fairly incompetent in the business thus far (as I’m just stepping into this journey) and am eagerly wanting to dive into books, forums, or webinars...

I know that newspapers are a dying medium, but they do cater to a much older demographic, a demographic that has old homes that need repairs. Has anyone had success advertising "we buy houses" or a similar message ...

I think the BRRRR report is a good place to start, but it is missing A LOT of the important metrics the pros (like @Brandonturner ) use to define successful deals. So I find it really lacking for what it portends to d...

I was wondering if anyone factors Replacement Reserves (i.e. potential future CAPEX repairs) into their CAP Rates when doing a property analysis?  As many of you know a CAP rate is Net Operating income (NOI) / Purchas...

On the surface the deal sounds ok. I like the theory lower risk, downside is less $. I have invested in multi family for the past couple of decades, so NNN investing is new to me. In my years of investing and managing...

I often here people say as a newbie learn your market first. As a newbie what is the best ways to get familiar with your market? Who should One talk to? What should one do or look for? Or would you study specific areas?

I've searched for over 4 years now and spent a lot of money and time w/out having solved this problem yet.  I'd appreciate any recommendations from your own experience (if you are or have been an asset management and ...