Hey All! New forum member here.
Long story short, I ended up through circumstances deciding this was a good time for me to buy a live-in two flat, which I mention because it is not a cash-positive investment for me. ...

Hello! Newbie here preparing to move and rent out our current SFH in the DMV suburbs. I've seen a lot of posts on here discussing what their criteria and screening process is but not necessarily how they communicate i...

Tell me about the negatives of having a property manager for your rentals...you know, beside less profit.Any insight or thoughts are appreciated. 

Hello All. Input please.  After 15 of years of using a Realtor to fill my properties, I feel I want to move forward without the persons help any longer.  Main reason why is sloppy work, poor communication and flippant...

Granted there is a lot of questions I ask Prospective PM's, I have 2 companies that I am considering, leaning more toward company A, but wondered what the community would pick... Both companies are strong with platfor...

I posted this in the regional subsection, but figured here would get more responses.  We have a property that has become available for rent at the beginning of December. I have been looking around at the listings on ...

Hello BP!I need your guys helping advice on a few things before launching our 1st STR/MTR.We have about 1 month until we launch our rental. We have found a Traveling Nurse who will stay in our condo (2bd/2bath) late m...

Hello BP, I have a couple come see a property we have for rent, it is a C+ property, far from perfect but offered at prices that match the quality. We used rent redi to screen tenants, everything looked good, they pai...

I've recently completed building 3 houses in Des Moines, IA but I'm getting very little interest in them.  They are priced competatively, and a floorplan that has worked great in other nearby markets.  My other rental...

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...