USA Great Depression Rental Housing Market Analysis

RENTS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
The hearing of June 17, 1932, which appears below, was held prior to the approval by the Senate of Senate Resolution 248...

Morning BP,My question today is about section 8. I picked up the S8 Bible VI&II the other day and found it to be a rather interesting read.  A local investor turned me on to it saying that he's followed the same m...

Good Day,My name is Chris Rosati, and I am in Central Massachusetts. Listen, I'm not here to waste anyone's time, especially my own, so I'll get right to the point. I'm not an "analysis paralysis" kind of guy, nor do ...

Just curious, is anyone on here actively brrrring commercial multifamily properties in Portland? What do you look for in a potential investment? How are you finding your deals? I invest in value-add multifamily OOS bu...

My partners and I have been trying to get financing for a 55 room motel for a couple of months, but many of the banks are hesitant about lending now. We found a bank that was willing to set us up with a SBA 7(a) loan ...

Hello BP,
I am considering investing in Cincinnati, Ohio. I am from Irvine,CA so I am not familiar with the area. I see some really cheap multifamily properties for sale in Cincinnati with pretty good return. Can som...

Your thoughts are appreciated!!!currently negotiating: Duplex, unit 1 = 2bed/1bath, unit 2 = 2bed/1.5bath. no garages but plenty of private off street parking.Asking: $77k, currently negotiating, below expenses are as...

Hello everyone!
As I continue to absorb as much information as I can, I find myself with more questions than answers (which is normal I guess). I also find myself trying to narrow my focus down a bit to a specific ty...

I was wondering where the best potential for "sustainable" cash flow properties. We are currently looking at Indianapolis and Phoenix (SFH prices are low, economy is OK, and rents are reasonable). I was just wondering...

I grew up during the real estate bubble and saw my parents go from one house to the next capitalizing on the equity every 2-3 years to build wealth. In that time my parents also purchased rental property and property...