Hello I'm a newbie.  I'm interested in multi-family investing. Has anybody done niche investing  like college towns or near military bases. Any tips or things to look out for? Looking in Georgia right now.

Hey all, I have a client who wants to buy a property in San Luis Obispo to eventually move into as their home when they retire. I'm just trying to educate myself on the area. Are STR's allowed in SLO? How is the marke...

Hi All,I think I am in trouble with finding tenants. I recently purchased a house with 5 tenants in a college town. I was mistakenly thinking that the students are looking for housing in the summer. However, the look ...

Hey everyone!My name is Jacob Hinojos, and I'm brand new to Bigger Pockets (and real estate, honestly). I'm a college student studying mechanical engineering at Texas Tech, and have started to see real estate as a gre...

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $860,000

Cash invested: $50,000

Converted detached bedroom into permitted ADU. Bringing in $2,200 for the A...

I always turn to this forum for advice, so here we go once more. With a two-level 1115 sqft very upgraded rental there has not been much success in finding quality candidates, of course the property is going on onl...

Hi all! I'm a fairly new investor in the Twin Cities. I just had an offer accepted on a duplex built in the 1900s. (My first house hack, hopefully!)I've never owned or managed a property built before 2000, so I feel ...

Are Millennials are to blame for high housing costs? Yes. (Disclosure, I'm a Xennial -- born on the dividing line of 1981.) The New York Times has an interesting article out about Millennials impact on the economy, bu...

I've been looking around BiggerPockets for a little while and haven't found much on the subject of area analysis. I'm reading a book right now(Buy it, Rent it, Profit! by Bryan Chavis) that discusses analyzing an area...

It began in November 2015. Read 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' on a college friend's recommendation... and what a paradigm shift did it have on me! Granted, ever since the spring of 2015 I have been exploring various ways of ma...