I have a contractor that would like to partner with me on a few flips. I would be the money guy and he would handle all the renovations (manage subs, etc)

What would be a good split?

Our standard routine between tenants was repairs, paint, flooring.

The last time I had an empty, my flooring guy made an odd comment to me. He said, "You're one of the last owners that puts carpeting in." That got m...

Hello,I have been interested in buying a vacant lot and building a duplex on it. I have never built anything before, and have only bought two single family homes that were built decades ago. I am hesitant to purchase ...

I am trying to find someone who currently or has owned larger mobile home parks that wouldn't mind speaking with me and sharing some knowledge. I recently put a 60 space park under contract and would really like to pi...

Regarding flooring, any opinions out there on whether buyers have a preference for hardwood or laminate? I was thinking of going with an engineered hardwood (more stable and cheaper than solid) over laminate so I can ...

My group just closed, September 20th, on a 6 family value add opportunity in the Chatham area.  It was a bit touch and go right before and during the closing.  On Wednesday the seller's attorney stated that we may hav...

Hi. I recently got my first rehab home under contract and am wondering what type of insurance I need to get on it. I've read 5 or 6 threads on it already on BP, but I was wondering more so about my specific situation....

Hi everyone! What a great community! I am a first time poster newbie real estate investor form Delaware. We have one small 2 bed 1 bath rental house that used to be our primary residence, but now we are renting it out...

Greetings to all in Bigger Pockets.

My name is Davin Wright and I'm from the DC/MD/VA area. I'm glad to be on this website and looking forward to getting alot of information from different people on the site.

I'm...

I'm trying to assess a cash purchase for my first investment purchase and it's a cash deal so I'm trying to do my own due diligence. As part of that, I'm trying to figure out the best way to go about a home inspection...