I have a rather large tree that needs to come down.  It is about 90 feet tall and more than 3 feet wide at the base.  It is a Honey Locust.  I am wondering if there is any possibility of selling the wood?  

I’m pulling the trigger today and making my first investment purchase. The numbers work and positive cash flow. It’s out of state and I’m going on faith with the real estate team I’ve hired. Boy my heart is pounding. ...

I've read some of MikeOH blogs and it said he's been on a low carb diet. I am also trying to stay away from carbs and wanted to share some recipes that I've been using ( I didn't come up with them). They can be foun...

I've continued following up on a lead today but have hit a minor bump.
I looked up an address online and was given two different owner, one has primary and the other front lot listed under land type. Details below:...

Hey BP people!So happy to have found this community and excited for the future! I am a big fan of the real estate podcast. My name is Josh Carlson. I currently live in beautiful east-central Minnesota where I just bou...

Every once in a while we come across one of those crazy houses where there are no words!  You just shake your head....Share your thoughts on how you handle these houses and even better, share your best pictures of dea...

The rental property I will be closing on this month has floors that don't look great, but are not terrible. It is the type of laminate that is made of particle board. The edges of some of the planks appear to be "puff...

This topic of "driving for dollars" is often brought up when the matter of finding wholesale deals arises. I believe the concept is great, but I'm still unclear on one thing. Once I find a vacant, or run-down looking ...

Have been driving for dollars, looking at Bigger pockets market place, checking with wholesalers as well as regular internet sites. 
It's frustrating as it seems there is no margin in any of the properties that are o...

I'm not sure what to call this, but do most of you put a $$$ repair threshold clause in a lease agreement? So that if the repair cost is less than a certain amount, the tenant has to pay it? Is this legal?