Hello,
Currently under agreement for a 3-family in the Boston area. We are pre-approved for the price needed but being told we need to go FHA as the 20-25% downpayment is too far of a stretch for us to go conventiona...

Greetings,I'm planning a Field Day about real estate investing for the small/urban agriculture community in the Atlanta metro area. It started out as personal research, but I've decided to create an opportunity for ot...

I have an interesting property, with what I think is a solid game plan, but I'd love feedback, and I'd like to know what would you do.Property is a 5 pad park with a duplex and one abandoned pad that will need work (r...

Hi BP Nation-
I’m considering adding some short term rentals to my portfolio in areas that I’d enjoy spending time in.  One of the benefits of COVID, is much greater geographic flexibility for work.  I love the outdo...

The Western, MA market is absolutely on fire right now. Especially the multi-family market, specifically in Hamden and Hampshire county. What are everyone's opinions on the longevity and sustainability of this signifi...

My current strategy has been simply buy and hold rentals, but I’m very intrigued by what I’m learning about the BRRRR method.I have what may be a silly question, but I’m wondering if the BRRRR strategy is sustainable ...

I am very interested in networking with Developers of Tiny House, Green and Self Sustaining Communities.Please get in touch if you have any suggestions and I would love to help if you need anything in the Metro Atlant...

I've been following the market for the last 3 months, looking to buy my first home. I watched Edgewood/EAV appreciate like mad in the last 3 years and am seeing the same thing happen in Westend, Westview, Adair park, ...

Hello BP,I have reviewed many potential apartment deals marketed by different sponsors. While all of them were unique, most of them had one thing in common: they were underwritten for 10% economic vacancy (or less!) s...

In my eyes all these crowd funding platforms have a TERRIBLE risk to reward ratio. When you invest in 2-4 unit real estate you have a fixed mortgage and can ride out the market ups and downs, you can also just invest ...