I posted a while back about trying to sell my monster old house (3,915 ft). It appraised in 2010 for 350K but I was hoping for premium money at 400, then 375, and then 360k. Its currently used as a duplex and I rent...

Hi,  My Name is Leo, I'm a new investor and I live in California. I'm thinking of starting my first out of state rental property in Jacksonville, Fl (any of these Zip Code: 32221, 32210, 32244, 32205, 32220, 32216). I...

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So while we are paying down debt, saving money, and getting ourselves situated to start buying property I've been reading, learning, researching etc. So many SFH's that are "affordable" are in areas...

Alright So I’m looking to buy soon ( hopefully 1-3 months from this post.)I’m in no rush at all, just a personal goal to find a deal in that time frame and go for it.I’ve been looking a lot into Dallas ( I live in Cal...

Where do you believe the path of progress is heading in the Jacksonville metro?  Where is the market moving towards and where are the best places to invest?

My long-term real estate investing plan includes one full-scale real estate development by  the time I am 30. I am a little way from turning 30, but I want to start learning what I can now about development and build ...

I'm just starting out in real estate investing and looking to buy my first rental property. Problem is, I live in Denver Colorado and everything seems so overpriced.

Should I just accept that this is an expensive mar...

Hello, BP! I've lurked for a short while but thought it was time to formally put the introduction out. I'm Kyle and I'm currently living in a suburb of Columbus, OH. It looks like I'll be moving to Louisville, KY (I h...

Hi, a lot (most) areas that I am interested in renting out for short term rentals have strict laws that go with the short term rentals. Does anyone have any tips or tricks to get your short term rental up and running ...

I came a cross a recent article in the WSJWorkforce multifamily housing for people between 80-120% of Area Media Income is probably the most needed type of housing in America, yet given land costs and construction cos...