I found a SFH in the North Lawndale area of Chicago. 51K. $1450/month Section 8 tenant in place.  New Siding, windows, Furnace, home in generally good condition.  Neighborhood C-D?  What do Chicago investors think?  I...

Hey y’all,Long time listener first time caller LOL.I have a property we are planning to flip. Bought for 76,500 can sell for 150-160. Needs about 25k to 40k renovation depending on how nice we wanna make it.I had anot...

Hello All,     I am a new member and looking to buy my first real estate property soon. I have a question about the process of analyzing deals for my first property. After reading a few articles, mostly here on Bigger...

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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.This duplex is in a great location.  It's more like a 3/2 house with a 2 car garage.  A...

My wife and I recently purchased a home and her old home she still has. The property is in her name and we rent the property. She still has a mortgage on the property. What I am considering doing is seeing if it is be...

So guys im trying to make a decision. One ~7500sqft house in loudoun county would appreciate more or 3 houses in maryland, 2500 to 3000 sqft ?the reason i ask is because i am thinking to move out of my current propert...

Hello! I'm seeking advice from those with experience investing in areas that are considerably expensive. I would like to begin investing in rental properties, ideally I would like to stay local, but in my area the avg...

Hello All! I recently joined BP a couple months ago and  have been reading and commenting posts. I'm amazed with the overwhelming amount of help everybody provides. This truly is a great platform. 
About myself: I'm ...

Hello BP-I'm curious if anyone is investing in new construction for rentals.  So far, all of my rentals have come from distressed sales and I've followed the BRRRR strategy.  However, the market for these types of dea...

After considerable research I'm kicking off a program to do home hydrogen conversions. Across the country the general price for water is about $7/1000 gallons. It takes 5 gallons of water to generate an amount equival...