Hello,This is my first time on biggerpockets. We own an investment property and rented it since two years. Our property manager moved on to another job and now we are trying to take over property management ourselves ...

I want to share a few photos of a recently completed 2/1 SFR rehab in Chicago thanks to BP. Hard Money Lender, General Contractor, Friend/Mentor were all thanks to BiggerPockets!Before PhotosAfter Photos

My wife and I live in a co-op we've owned for 10 years now in Brooklyn, NY.We recently discovered that our maintenance bill is almost the same as bigger apartments in our building.We live in a large studio and pay abo...

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I'm putting together a preliminary redevelopment model and I need some help from any experienced developers/builders in the NYC area. Any and all feedback/insight and direction is much appreciated.

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I own a Seafront, four-bedroom, four-bathroom furnished house on three levels on a half-acre lot. This house, a few minutes walk from the Ian Fleming International Airport also offers a bonus room. Entry on the main f...

Is anybody familiar with building code requirements relating to window guards/stops in small multifamily buildings in Philadelphia?  I just had an inspection for a duplex renovation in Philly and one of the items the ...

Anyone here have any experience or background in fitness center design?I recently checked out a condo for investment purposes. The agent was giving me a tour of the fitness center located at the top of the building. I...

You know, one of the most effective ways architects can help real estate investors is by using smart design to boost returns on investment. It's not just about creating beautiful spaces; it's about making every square...

The bathroom in our rental has a cartridge that you push in to change from a shower to a bath, and the shower has a hose that lets you detach it from the wall. My tenant said that she had been putting the shower head ...

I will be renovating a basement in Chicago and kind of crunched some numbers. It looks like to replace old tile with porcelain might run me at $11 a sq ft versus lvp from flooret (assuming the floor is leveled) at aro...