It's a popular question people are asking me these days. Here are my answers...Will rates at some point be lower than they are today? Yes. What most people really mean when they ask me this question, though, is whethe...

Hi guys, does anybody own rentals in D/F neighborhoods?If yes, what are the difficulties that you encountered?I personally think that D neighborhoods in small towns are different than properties in D neighborhoods in ...

Hello BP,I need help analyzing my financial situation and recommendations on obtaining a loan. Here's my background - *infant investor*I own two condo units that are successfully rented out. My goal is to build a port...

Newbie currently shopping for homeowners insurance on a 4 plex. It will be owner occupied has plenty of safety / security features but have been quoted over $300 a month. Is this normal? I was expecting closer to $120...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Kailua Kona.

This single family residence is a tri-level 3000+ sq.ft home. The bottom two levels are Ohana units rented full-time to loca...

I’ve never purchased anything bigger than 4 units so need a little help analyzing this deal. Goal is to come up with a reasonable offer price and determine if it’s worth looking more into. Currently the owner self man...

While obviously, tax assessments and home appraisals are two different things, they aren’t supposed to be wildly divergent, right? Suppose I’m doing a BRRRR deal and my after renovation appraisal comes back significan...

The Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012 goes into effect Jan, 2014. The signature Waters of the Act is Congress Person Maxine Water.

The Federal flood insurance program has been operating in th...

Probably a noob question: Assume you buy a $100k property at a 10% cap rate the is cash flowing $200 a month (2% rule). After a “few” years it’s worth $200k but the same cash flow. What do you do? (And why?)